Briefly
This is the company-facing layer above TerminalDrill: less app-store listing, more clear product story.
Drill Atlas is the site I would put above the command-practice work when I want to explain it as a product, not just as an iOS app.
The draft has the pieces I would expect to talk through with someone: a homepage, Daily Drill, drill catalogue, individual drill page, team page, pricing, and the checks around the capture worker.
It belongs here because it explains the direction of the work better than another app screen alone.
What I built
- The homepage and drill pages explain the product without leaning on TerminalDrill to do all the work.
- Daily Drill gives the site a real habit loop instead of making it feel like a brochure.
- Teams and pricing pages make the commercial shape visible.
- I kept the validation page because it shows the product has a repeatable check path, not just a nice homepage.
A few notes
- The site covers the homepage, Daily Drill, drill catalogue, drill detail, teams, pricing, and validation check.
- It is the clearest product-facing version of the command-practice story.
- The source stays private while I keep working through the shape of the product.