Ten cards, six ways in

Prototypes for moving round the home without one long scroll. Same dummy cards in every one. Nothing here talks to hestia.

A sticky row of round section icons with badges. It lights up the card you're on; tap one to glide there.

One card per screen. Swipe sideways; the neighbours peek in at the edges, dots show where you are.

One card per screen, swiped up and down. A long card scrolls inside first; push again at its end to move on.

One card at a time with a bottom bar. Tap the middle for a jump list. Swipe the card sideways too.

Today's long scroll, plus a round button. Press it and drag round the iPod-style ring; let go to jump.

The whole home on one screen as tiles, each with its one headline. Tap a tile and it grows into the full card.

Why the glance grid

The first four make the list easier to move through, but you still visit cards to learn what is in them.
The grid answers "is anything for me?" before any tap: every card gives its one line, and badges show what needs you.
It is one tap to any card and one tap back, so it doesn't matter where a card sits in the order.
A bottom tab bar (Today · Lists · Read · House) was the other candidate. It still hides cards behind a choice of tab.

Find the overdue todo, tick off milk, and read the Eng reads gist #2 in each one. Count the taps.
In Reels, scroll a long card (Home, Eng reads) to its end, then push on. Does the hand-off feel right?
In Click wheel, press the round button and drag straight onto the ring without lifting your thumb.
Add it to the Home Screen to see it full screen. Dark mode follows the phone.