We are not trying to become an infinite editor or a template warehouse. The first version is a focused shelf of greeting-card products for birthdays, anniversaries, apologies, and childhood milestones.

That means template quality, opening mood, and direct preview matter more than exposing every possible control on day one.

The launch shelf is intentionally uneven in one place only: individual template polishing. Some cards already have stronger dedicated interactions, while others still use a shared preview shell.

Everything around those templates should still behave like a complete product: dedicated library pages, stable preview routes, honest readiness states, and no dead-end navigation.

Anonymous drafts, login merge, payment, publishing, and public share pages are still part of the roadmap. They are not being hidden; they are being sequenced behind the product shelf and preview experience.

The current release is about making the product shelf credible enough that later editing and checkout flows have something worth attaching to.