Visual architecture reference · Internal Sidebench use
Sign & Glide · Rebrand & Publishing Readiness
Compass Marine on-water towing · aka Progressive Sign & Glide (App ID 1), TravAssist (App ID 2), and the new standalone Sign & Glide (App ID 3). Where the rebrand stands and what is left before both stores go live.
Generated 2026-07-11Apps 3 variantsiOS v5.0.0 build 500 · TestFlight reviewAndroid v5.0.0 code 505 · Play internal (draft)Sources ASC API · Play Console · CircleCI · Jira SIGN
The mental model: one white-label React Native codebase ships three branded apps. The active work is the App ID 1 Progressive rebrand (new 96 Sans typography, Progressive branding, updated navigation) plus a new standalone Sign & Glide. Builds are cut, but the last mile is store gates: iOS is waiting on TestFlight beta review, Android is a draft that still needs to be rolled out to testers, and one weather bug (SIGN-600) is still open.
A single white-label React Native codebase drives three App Store / Play listings. Each has its own theme, bundle IDs, and release state.
Why it matters
One change to shared screens touches all three apps. The rebrand work is scoped to App ID 1; TravAssist is deliberately left alone this cycle.
Deadline context
Progressive target was both apps published; the standalone com.compassMarine.SignAndGlide is new and ships to internal testing first.
L1
Rebrand scope · old look and feel to new
What actually changed for App ID 1. The launch video contrasts the left column (before) with the right (after).
Confirmed
Font is 96 Sans across the board for App ID 1 (app-wide default plus every theme and component). The two 42dotSans assets are unused; HelveticaNeue is only in the standalone theme.
Video use
This before/after is the spine of the launch video: old screen recording, then the new Sarasota walkthrough, then this scope slide.
L2
Release pipeline · commit to live
How a change reaches users. Both platforms build from the same CircleCI run, then split into their own store gates.
The split
iOS gate is Apple beta review (out of our hands, ~1 to 2 days). Android gate is us: build 505 is a draft that a human still has to roll out. The standalone app uploads as release_status: draft by design.
Fastest win
The Android draft can go live to testers today with no Google review · it just needs the rollout click in Play Console.
L5
Current state · timeline and status
Recent build history and where each workstream sits as of 2026-07-11.
Read
The rebrand and builds are done; the remaining risk is entirely in store gates and one weather bug, not in the app work.
L6
What is left · effort vs impact
The path to launch, ordered. Top-right is do-now: high impact, low effort.
Do first
Items 1 and 2 unblock testing today. Item 3 (weather) is the only real code work left before a clean production submission.