Everything We've Shipped

All revenue figures in Studio now reflect NET amounts after Stripe processing fees (2.9% + $0.30 per charge). Each direct sale carries a processedVia field (stripe / cash / venmo / zelle / other) so non-Stripe payments aren't fee-deducted. Subscription revenue from the Stripe balance is already net by design.

Studio Sales Ledger now shows revenue per book — direct sales priced from each book's salePrice, plus an attributed share of total subscription revenue split equally across the writer's books. Books in the registry now carry a salePrice field (default $1.50).

New direct-sales tracker on the Studio Analytics tab. Logs off-platform copies sold per book, combines with Stripe revenue in the Books Sold and Revenue stat strip, and shows recent sales with date, channel, and amount.

Homepage primary action now points to Writer Profiles (MEET WRITERS) and secondary action routes to the Publish page (Submit manuscript).

Play Sample card on the homepage now plays a live welcome message from Chico Montecristi with an animated waveform and time counter.

New /journal section with the first dispatch published, eight upcoming essays, and per-post dynamic routes with SEO metadata and sitemap entries.

Dedicated footer signup with its own Resend list, separate from chapter-unlock subscribers, for general platform updates and dispatches.

Chronicler tier now highlights physical SD cards with voiceovers and laser-etched barcode bookmarks that unlock hidden chapters.

Every page — Writer profiles, Login, Studio, Experience — now renders in English, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese, and Italian.

This page. Every update visible to visitors, filterable by category.

Resolved Vercel edge-cache issues causing stale content on updated pages.

Full reading interface with scroll tracking, annotation layer, and narrator integration.

Author Studio now handles multiple books — dynamic book selector, no hardcoded slugs.

Platform UI launched in English, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese, and Italian.

Full theme toggle across the reading interface and platform navigation.

External tool for discovering art opportunities — grants, residencies, open calls, and exhibitions matched to your profile.

Email-based password reset for both author and reader accounts.

Authors upload or record a page-one voiceover. Readers hear the story in the voice it was written.

Choose Warm, Deep, Clear, or Soft — each voice reads the chapter differently.

Interactive demo of the living reading experience — scroll-triggered animations, real chapter content.

Browse all published books — cover art, synopsis, writer attribution, and subscription status.

The Hunt, Recoleta, Noches de maya, and 我河口的鸟 — the founding catalog is live.

Writers leave margin notes — context, secrets, behind-the-scenes — visible as readers progress.

Authors embed questions at chapter breaks. Readers respond; results shape future editions.

Highlight, question, connect, ghost-note, bookmark, and mark — six ink types for margin annotation.

Reader depth map, scroll heatmap, tier breakdown, and retention data — all in the Studio dashboard.

Sign up, sign in, password reset — full auth system for readers with session management.

Tintaxis installs as a native app on any device — offline-capable, no app store required.

Full Stripe integration for subscriptions, one-time purchases, and author payouts.

Five tiers from Digital Copy ($1.50) to Chronicler ($9.99). 85% goes to the writer.

Each writer gets a dedicated page — bio, featured works, honorary status, and subscription links.

Database, auth, and storage wired to Supabase — readers, subscriptions, annotations, and signals.

Ambient particle animation that rains chapter fragments as readers scroll through a book.

Full dashboard for authors: manage chapters, signals, whispers, voiceovers, and analytics from one interface.

Full submission guide for writers — tools, revenue model, and the Six Inks system explained.

JetBrains Mono for interface, EB Garamond for prose. Brass on obsidian. Framer Motion throughout.

Step-by-step guide to reading, subscribing, and supporting writers on Tintaxis.

The environmental case for digital publishing — water, trees, and carbon saved per book.

Continuous deployment pipeline with edge functions and global CDN.

The platform launches. An independent literary press where 85% goes to the writer.