Privacy: Period Tracker is the only Privacy LLC product without a page on
privacyllc.dev — /work/bill-tracker, /work/closer-couples and /work/fruit-fall
exist, /work/privacy-period-tracker returns 404 — and until now no screenshot of
this app existed anywhere in the repository.
Eleven frames covering all seven onboarding steps plus Today, Calendar, Insights
and Settings, in the house style those pages use: portrait, captioned, no device
frames, no decorative background.
SEEDED, NOT REAL
Six invented starts — 8 Mar, 5 Apr, 3 May, 31 May, 28 Jun, 26 Jul 2026 — giving
gaps of 28/29/28/28/29 days. On a 19 August clock that is cycle day 25, and the
engine earns "period likely in 4 days, most likely 23 August, expected 22-24
August, confidence High". Nothing shown is real data, which #32 states is not a
nicety: a screenshot of a period tracker is a screenshot of health data.
Today was reshot once. The first seeding landed the capture day on the estimated
ovulation date, so the hero read "estimated ovulation in 0 days" — true, and a
poor lead. Shifting the history ten days gives the period countdown, which is the
screen the app is built around.
CHECKED, NOT ASSUMED
The status bar is SysUI demo mode so all eleven are identical, and the top strip
of every frame was cropped and compared in one image to confirm what #32 warns
about: no notification appears in any of them. The not-contraception line is
visible in the Today and Calendar frames. Light mode throughout, which also
avoids #44's wrong dark Welcome illustration.
520 KB for the set, 1080x2400 WebP, each far under the 512 KB ceiling.
The README carries the seeded dates, the demo-mode and text-input-picker recipe,
and the rules every frame must satisfy — so the next capture reproduces this one
rather than re-deriving it. Also corrects a stale `splash.png` in the trust map,
which became splash.webp when it was converted.
These are not the three marks privacyllc.dev renders for the project card; that
folder says plainly that screenshots do not belong in it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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