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THE APP

The pantheon in your pocket. The whole lexicon, resident offline. The Shield verdict engine on every link you tap. And an AR lens that reads the sacred names off the world itself.

The Lexicon, Offline

All 924 scholarly restorations — breakdowns, original scripts, pronunciation, etymology — live on the device from first launch. A mountain hut, a long flight, a dead zone: the pantheon answers anyway.

mobile/shared/lexicon.js — generated from the canonical source
// One canonical lexicon, regenerated into every client:
// web, extension, mobile, Android, desktop, corpora.
const LEXICON_VERSION = '2.0.63';

The Shield, On Every Tap

The same Authenticity engine that guards the extension rides in the app. Paste a name — or let the share sheet hand it one — and the verdict arrives with its reasoning, not just its color.

mobile/js/shield.js — the actual verdict render (shipping in the PWA)
verdictEl.textContent = result.label || result.verdict;
// canonical · ascii-fallback · styled ·
// suspicious · unsafe · unknown — each with
// the evidence attached, never a bare color.

The AR Lens

Point the camera at an inscription — a plaque, a book spine, a museum label — and the lens recognizes the name in any of the pantheon's writing systems, restores it, and opens its temple. The lexicon stops being a reference and starts being a companion.

mobile/ar-lens.html — the lens, already standing
// camera → frame analysis → glyph cluster match
// → lexicon resolve → temple, in under a second.

WHERE IT STANDS

  1. Today: the mobile PWA already ships the offline lexicon, the Shield checker, and the AR lens scaffold. Install it from your browser — it behaves like a native app, because it is one in everything but the store review.
  2. Now building: the Capacitor shells — the same codebase wrapped for the App Store and Google Play, with native share targets and push notifications.
  3. Then: the lens grows eyes — live cuneiform, hieroglyphic, and runic recognition joining the alphabetic systems.