Signing in
How someone gets into Jaunt. There are no passwords: a phone number and a 6-digit code. The first screen is the Welcome card with Sign In and Sign Up buttons.
Sign in and Sign up
Section titled “Sign in and Sign up”One shared card for both: a large title pill with a back chevron, one line of explanation, the phone number field, then Send Code. Send Code stays greyed out until the number looks right.
The only difference between the two is which way the check fails: Sign In needs a number that already has an account, Sign Up needs one that doesn’t. A problem shows as an alert chip under the button (“We couldn’t find an account with that number — try signing up instead.”).
Enter code
Section titled “Enter code”The same card shape again. It names the last three digits of the number and says the code expires in 5 minutes. A plain 6-digit field, then Resend and Submit: one of the few places the app says “Submit”.
Finish Account
Section titled “Finish Account”After a first sign-up: a name (required) and an optional profile photo, with the same photo upload as everywhere else. Finish stays greyed out until there’s a name.
Coming from an invite
Section titled “Coming from an invite”When someone arrives from an invite link, the jaunt they’re joining stays pinned above every step of signing up, so they never lose sight of what they’re joining. It’s the same invite card the invite link shows.
Source
Section titled “Source”src/web/components/PhoneEntryForm.tsx: the sign in and sign up cardsrc/web/routes/login/verify.tsx: the Enter code screensrc/web/components/ProfileForm.tsx,src/web/routes/_authenticated/register.tsx: Finish Accountsrc/web/components/InviteContextBanner.tsx