A clearer visual voice across Miracle

One blue signal for action

Electric blue now carries actions, focus, progress, navigation, and the Miracle mark across the app, website, blog, updates, documentation, email, and native companions. Gold remains reserved for practice, streaks, and money at risk, so each color has a clear job.

A stronger voice for your words

Archivo now gives North Stars, goals, task headings, journal statements, and public headlines a confident modern shape. Controls and supporting copy keep their practical reading rhythm.

Emphasis without the old gradient

Important phrases now use solid bright type with a precise electric-blue underline. The result is cleaner, easier to read, and unmistakably Miracle without relying on purple lettering.

The identity reaches every surface

Fresh install icons, browser icons, social previews, authentication, API and MCP guides, transactional email, and native widgets now use the same blue and gold identity. Automated release checks prevent the retired font and purple accent from quietly returning.

Blackout is preserved without slowing Dawn

Blackout now lives as an archived, owner-only reference instead of a second production target. Its source, historical email rendering, native work, and design evidence remain recoverable, while normal unit, browser, accessibility, email, asset, and release checks run only against active Dawn.

Controls that keep their own space

Focus, Add, item totals, and collapse controls now occupy dedicated header tracks on phone and desktop. They no longer overlap, shift when a timer starts, or leave an invisible button over another control. Dawn browser release checks now reject those collisions before deployment.