Step 7 of your walkthrough used to say “skip this one”. It needs you to be in a group somebody else made, and you were in none. There is now a practice group waiting for you, and the step walks you through joining it — which is the whole point, because the joining is what the step checks.
The groupSunday Supper Club, hosted by Marie Curie — a practice person, not a real member. The page says so.
Nobody is notifiedNo email, text or alert can reach anyone when you join. Checked path by path before anything was created.
The invite is reusableOpening it twice can't break it. A second person joined the very same link to prove it.
Still yours to doNobody has joined it. It's sitting there unclaimed, waiting for you.
Walked on the real screens
Every shot below came out of an automated walk of the deployed app — a real signed-in browser, tapping the real buttons.
The invite screenStep 7, tap 1. The group is named, the host is shown, and nothing happens until Join is tapped.The confirmation, by nameLanding on the group: “You joined Sunday Supper Club.” It appears once and does not come back on a reload.The host, not youThe host leads the list, marked “Group host”. The person viewing is not in the list at all.Vouching for the hostThe real vouch form — how well you know them, how long, and the reputation box.It stops askingAfter a full page reload the row still reads “Vouched” and offers no Vouch button.The same group on a computer1280px — same host row, same “Vouched” resting state.A second person, same inviteProof the invite is reusable: someone else joins through the very same link and gets their own confirmation.
The step itself, live
How step 7 reads on trustead.app right now.
Step 7 itself, on a phoneThe rewritten step, exactly as it renders live.Step 7 itself, on a computerThe rewritten step at 1280px.
The invite, opened by a stranger
The signed-out arrival screen, unclaimed.
What a stranger sees, phoneThe invite opened by somebody signed out — who invited them, and what Trustead is.What a stranger sees, computerThe same, at 1280px.
The whole walkthrough page
Full page, three widths, no sideways scrolling at any of them.
The walkthrough on a phoneThe live page at 390px, top to bottom.The walkthrough on a tablet1024px.The walkthrough on a computer1280px.