Signed out, amail used to say "log in for mail" and nothing else. Now it says what it is — letters between @handles, a post that never leaves the computer — and offers the two doors, sign up first. The address that came in the URL waits for the box to load, and lands after the focus has moved off the `to` row (TextFields.focus syncs the old row first, which was wiping it). Both rooms' panes gain a sprog row, da / en, saved under one key like the tema. laklok keeps Danish as its mother tongue, amail speaks English until told otherwise; every word on amail's chrome comes from the shared table. The pane wraps a row that is wider than a phone instead of running off it. Amail's header is one line now: the tabs are words with the open one underlined in its hue, and mark-read / write are chips at the right end. The Button objects are gone; controls register hit boxes as they paint, the way the pane's chips already did. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>