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Proposed changes (all with proposal, design, specs, tasks): - app-navigation (9 tasks) — nav bars for both apps - planner-landing-page (7 tasks) — standalone landing page - planner-multiplayer-awareness (13 tasks) — participants, cursors, names - changelog (13 tasks) — public changelog with "what's new" - transactional-emails (15 tasks) — magic link + welcome emails - planner-features (18 tasks) — no-go areas, notes, recovery, rate limits - komoot-import (23 tasks) — Komoot tour import - route-features (37 tasks) — sharing, multi-day, spatial, photos Also adds docs/old-trails-analysis.md with feature analysis from the older trails project. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
The Planner at planner.trails.cool should work as a standalone product — anyone can visit, understand what it does, and start planning a route without needing the Journal. Currently the home page is a blank heading with no explanation and no way to start. Visitors bounce immediately.
What Changes
- Replace the Planner home page with a landing page that explains the tool: collaborative route planning, BRouter routing, GPX export, no account needed
- Prominent "Start Planning" CTA that creates a new session
- Brief feature highlights (collaborative editing, routing profiles, elevation, GPX export)
- Footer with links to trails.cool Journal, privacy page, GitHub repo
- The landing page should load fast — no heavy assets, SSR-friendly
Capabilities
New Capabilities
(None — this replaces an existing page with useful content.)
Modified Capabilities
planner-session: Home page becomes a landing page with session creation CTAmap-display: Landing page may show a decorative map or screenshot
Impact
- Files:
apps/planner/app/routes/home.tsx(complete rewrite), i18n keys - Dependencies: None
- Design: Needs to look good — this is the first impression for standalone Planner users