Michelle's homemade games (design inspiration, not a defect report)
Founder, iMessage 2026-09-08 20:27 ET, 3 photos: "Deployed. Here are a couple games my wife designed from scratch. The second one is a dots game. There are all sorts of games she makes with these dot stamps."
This is inspiration/source material, not a bug report — same spirit as [[2026-09-02-grammy-feedback-log]] and [[2026-09-08-vaughn-feedback-log]] (real family members making their own paper-based learning activities), but here the founder's WIFE is the maker, not a tester reacting to our output.
Photos
photos/2026-09-08-michelle-game1-numbers.jpg— a numbered list (16, 22, 10, 18, 6, 14, 8), each number in a colored hand-drawn box with a blank line beside it, "Nombre" (Spanish for "Name") at the bottom. Two sheets visible, stacked. Likely a Spanish-language number/vocabulary worksheet template — mechanics not fully legible from the photo alone.photos/2026-09-08-michelle-game2-dots.jpg— hand-drawn icons down the left (rainbow, square, watermelon, flower, teacup, a face) paired with dotted-outline letters down the right for tracing, plus a blank pink-bordered box at the bottom (likely for the child's own drawing).photos/2026-09-08-do-a-dot-markers-reference.jpg— an Amazon product photo (Do A Dot Art! 6-pack washable dot markers, ages 3+), sent as reference for what "dot stamps" are. Confirms the founder's line "all sorts of games she makes with these dot stamps" is a real, recurring homemade-activity habit, not a one-off.
Why this might matter for the catalog
Worth a look next time the design lane is scoping new activity types: a genuine "dot-marker
stamping" activity class doesn't exist in the current taxonomy (activity values are locked —
see the vocabulary-triangle/logic-grid precedent for how a new value gets proposed, not assumed).
Founder did not ask for this to become a studio item — filed as raw inspiration, not queued as a
build task.