Privacy Controls: "Go It Alone" & Private Mode -- Feature Exploration & PRD

Product: Objectuve (codename: Enkidu) Feature: Privacy Controls (Roadmap #29) Status: Exploration / Design Date: April 2026

1. Problem Statement

Objectuve markets itself as an "anti-social" goal-tracking app: sessions should last roughly 10 minutes, and social features exist strictly for accountability, not entertainment. Yet today the app makes no distinction between users who want community accountability and users who want pure solo tracking. Every user sees the same Community tab, Feed tab, ally activity, and social notifications regardless of preference.

Three problems:

Unwanted social pressure. Users who came for personal streak-tracking see community recommendations, ally activity feeds, and social notifications they never asked for. For users managing sensitive goals (health, finance, mental wellness), the mere visibility of social features creates anxiety about accidental exposure.
No way to reduce discoverability. A user who joins one community or accepts one ally connection becomes searchable, appears in leaderboards, and can receive ally requests. There is no mechanism to participate selectively without appearing on everyone's radar.
Coach misalignment. The AI coach currently gives community-related suggestions to all users. A user with no interest in communities receives irrelevant advice.

Privacy controls are not a niche request -- they are a prerequisite for the app's own brand promise. If Objectuve is genuinely "anti-social by design," it must let users opt out of the social layer entirely, or at least control their visibility within it.

2. Goals & Success Metrics

Goals

Let users remove all community/social UI so the app feels like a pure personal tracker
Let users hide themselves from search, discovery, and leaderboards while retaining direct-invite participation
Provide username-based user search for intentional ally connections
Ensure the AI coach respects the user's privacy posture
Preserve all underlying data so toggling off restores everything instantly

Success Metrics

Metric	Target	Measurement
Go It Alone adoption	10-15% of MAU enable within 60 days	`users.where(go_it_alone: true).count` / MAU
Private Mode adoption	5-10% of MAU enable	`users.where(private_mode: true).count` / MAU
Community engagement preservation	Private Mode does not reduce community DAU by >2%	Compare community DAU pre/post launch
Username search ally conversion	20%+ of new ally connections from search	Track `source: 'username_search'` on UserAlly creation
Retention impact	Go It Alone users retain at >= same rate as general population	Cohort analysis at 30/60/90 days
Toggle reversal rate	<30% toggle back within 7 days	Track toggle timestamps

3. User Stories

As a user who prefers solo tracking, I want to toggle "Go It Alone" in Settings so that all community UI disappears and I see only my goals, streaks, and personal progress.
As a Go It Alone user, I want my existing community memberships and ally connections preserved (but hidden) so I can restore them later without re-joining.
As a privacy-conscious user, I want to enable "Private Mode" so that my profile does not appear in search results, ally request discovery, or public leaderboards.
As a Private Mode user, I want to still join communities and accept ally requests via direct invite so I retain selective social engagement.
As a user looking for a specific person, I want to search by username so I can find and connect with people I already know.
As a Private Mode user, I expect that username search does NOT return my profile, so my discoverability preferences are respected.
As a Go It Alone user, I want the AI coach to stop making community-related suggestions and focus exclusively on personal goal strategies.
As a Go It Alone user, I want social notifications paused so I am not reminded of features I have hidden.
As a user who toggles off Go It Alone, I want a "welcome back" confirmation and all my previous data restored immediately.
As a new user during onboarding, I want the option to skip community features entirely and start in Go It Alone mode.

4. Feature Design

4a. "Go It Alone" Mode

What gets hidden

Every social/community UI element disappears:

Navigation:

"Community" tab filtered from visibleTabs in BottomTabBar.vue
"Feed" tab filtered from visibleTabs

Routes:

/communities and /communities/:id redirect to /dashboard
/feed redirects to /dashboard

Dashboard:

allyFeedItems returns empty array
socialNotifications returns empty array
Any "Join a community" or social CTA cards hidden

Communities page: Inaccessible via route guard redirect.

Activity Feed: Inaccessible via route guard redirect.

AI Coach:

Community page context and suggested prompts removed from useAiCoach.ts
Backend CoachService receives solo_mode: true, adding "Do not suggest community engagement, ally features, or social activities" to prompts

AI Insights:

communities InsightPage excluded
Dashboard insights never reference community engagement

Notifications: Social kinds paused at delivery (see Section 8).

Goal Detail:

"Share to community" actions hidden
Encouragement counts on own events still visible

What remains visible

Dashboard (goals, streaks, habits, momentum bar, XP, level)
Goals list and individual goal detail
All goal tracking features (check-ins, milestones, events)
Achievements/badges page
Settings (including privacy toggles)
AI Coach (personal goal advice only)
Personal notifications (badge, general, reminder, past_due, ai_check_in)

Technical approach: Frontend hiding, NOT backend filtering

Go It Alone is a frontend presentation concern. The backend still returns all data normally. The frontend reads user.goItAlone from the GraphQL user query and conditionally hides UI elements.

Rationale:

Data integrity: memberships, posts, ally connections remain untouched
Instant restoration: toggling off restores everything with no re-fetching
No backend complexity: no conditional includes in social queries
Single source of truth: the go_it_alone boolean drives all frontend gating

Exception: AI Coach -- the backend CoachService must receive Go It Alone status to adjust prompt content.

What happens to existing data

Nothing. Community memberships, ally connections, posts, reactions, and comments all remain in the database. They are simply not rendered. Toggling off restores everything instantly.

4b. Private Mode

What "not discoverable" means

A Private Mode user is excluded from:

Username search results -- searchUsers query filters out private_mode: true
Recommended allies -- "People you may know" features exclude private users
Public leaderboards -- Community point leaderboards exclude private users
Community member lists for non-members -- Private users don't appear when browsing
Non-ally activity feeds -- Private users' events don't appear for non-allies
Trending/featured contributor lists -- Any list surfacing users by activity excludes private users

What Private Mode users CAN do

Join communities (via URL/invite or direct browsing)
Accept ally requests arriving via direct invite
Post in communities they belong to
Appear to existing accepted allies (pre-Private Mode connections unaffected)
Send ally requests to others
Use all goal-tracking features normally

Queries needing filters

Query/Feed	Filter needed
`searchUsers` (new)	`WHERE private_mode = false`
`communityMembers` resolver	Exclude private users from non-member views
Recommended communities (mutual allies count)	Exclude private users
`userAllies` resolver	No change -- already accepted connections
`allyActivityFeed` resolver	No change -- scoped to accepted allies
`BuildUnifiedFeed`	No change -- scoped to accepted allies

Existing ally connections

Private Mode does NOT sever existing connections. If User A and User B are accepted allies and User A enables Private Mode, User B still sees User A. Principle: Private Mode controls discovery, not existing relationships.

Interaction with goal visibility tiers (v4.61)

No interaction. Private Mode governs discoverability — whether a user can be found by search, recommendations, or leaderboards. Goal visibility (public/allies/private, added in v4.61 Allies-Only Goal Visibility) governs whether an already-known accepted ally can see a specific goal. A Private Mode user's allies-only goals behave identically to a non-Private-Mode user's: any of their existing accepted allies can see, encourage, comment on, react to, and follow an allies-only goal exactly as they would if Private Mode were off. Enabling Private Mode does not hide, and does not need to hide, a goal from allies the owner has already accepted — those connections aren't "existing ally connections" being newly exposed; they were already visible to each other before Private Mode was ever considered, per the principle above. See Allies § Goal visibility tiers.

4c. User Search by Username

Where it lives

Communities page -- Toggle within existing search bar area to switch between "Search communities" and "Search users"
Add Ally flow -- Primary mechanism for future ally requests (Roadmap #19)

Result display

Profile photo, display name, @username
Supporter badge (if applicable)
Mutual ally count (if > 0)
Action button ("Add Ally" / "Pending" / "Already Allies")

Private Mode interaction

searchUsers scope includes WHERE private_mode = false. Private users are completely invisible. No indication that a private user exists.

Matching strategy

Prefix matching on username, case-insensitive. PostgreSQL ILIKE 'query%' using existing index_users_on_username. Minimum query: 3 characters.

Rate limiting

Client-side: 400ms debounce
Server-side: 20 requests/minute/user
Max results: 20 users

4d. Interaction Between Modes

Both can be enabled simultaneously. The toggles are independent and orthogonal:

Go It Alone = UI visibility control (hides social from the user's own view)
Private Mode = discoverability control (hides the user from other people's views)

A user might want:

Private ON, Go It Alone OFF: participates in communities but can't be searched
Go It Alone ON, Private OFF: hides social UI but remains discoverable
Both ON: maximum privacy
Both OFF: default social experience

When enabling Go It Alone, suggest (not auto-enable) Private Mode via secondary prompt.

5. UX Flow

Settings Page Layout

New "Privacy" tab in Settings (after Supporter, before Account):

Profile | Supporter | Privacy | Account | Feedback

Section 1: "Go It Alone" mode

Card with User icon, title, description: "Hide all community features and focus purely on your goals."
Toggle switch (right-aligned)
Secondary text on enable: "Your communities, allies, and posts will be hidden but not deleted."

Section 2: "Private Mode"

Card with EyeOff icon, title, description: "Hide your profile from search results, recommendations, and public leaderboards."
Toggle switch
Subtitle: "You can still join communities and accept ally requests via direct invite."

Section 3: informational

Muted text: "Your data is never deleted by these settings. Toggling off restores everything instantly."

First-Time Toggle Activation

Go It Alone: Confirmation dialog (matching existing Delete Account pattern):

Header: "Go It Alone?"
Message: "Community features will be hidden. Your memberships, allies, and posts are kept safe -- toggle off anytime to bring them back."
Buttons: "Cancel" | "Enable"

Private Mode: No dialog. Toast: "Private Mode enabled. You're hidden from search and discovery."

Immediate Effects on Toggle

Go It Alone ON:

updateUser mutation fires with goItAlone: true
Apollo cache updates optimistically
BottomTabBar re-renders without Community and Feed tabs
If on /communities or /feed, navigate to /dashboard
Social notification badges disappear
Toast: "You're now in solo mode"

Go It Alone OFF:

updateUser mutation fires with goItAlone: false
Community and Feed tabs reappear
Apollo refetches community and feed queries
Previously paused notifications appear
Toast: "Welcome back! Your communities and allies are restored."

"Welcome Back" Experience

Dismissible dashboard card after toggling off: "Welcome back to the community! You have [X] unread notifications and [Y] new posts." CTA: "View Activity" (navigates to /feed). Auto-dismiss after 10 seconds.

6. Data Model Changes

New Columns on `users` Table

ruby

add_column :users, :go_it_alone, :boolean, default: false, null: false
add_column :users, :private_mode, :boolean, default: false, null: false
add_column :users, :go_it_alone_enabled_at, :datetime, null: true
add_column :users, :private_mode_enabled_at, :datetime, null: true

add_index :users, :go_it_alone
add_index :users, :private_mode

The *_enabled_at timestamps support analytics and "welcome back" notification counting.

Model Scopes

ruby

scope :discoverable, -> { where(private_mode: false) }
scope :solo_mode, -> { where(go_it_alone: true) }

GraphQL Changes

UserType: Add go_it_alone (Boolean) and private_mode (Boolean) fields.

UpdateUser mutation: Add go_it_alone and private_mode optional arguments.

New query: searchUsers

Arguments: query (String, required), limit (Integer, default: 20)
Returns: [UserSearchResultType]

New type: UserSearchResultType

public_id, username, first_name, last_name, photo, is_supporter, mutual_ally_count, ally_status

Frontend GraphQL

USER_QUERY: Add goItAlone and privateMode fields
UPDATE_USER_MUTATION: Add $goItAlone: Boolean and $privateMode: Boolean arguments
New SEARCH_USERS_QUERY constant

7. How Privacy Affects Every Feature

Dashboard

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Greeting, streaks, momentum bar	No change	No change
Social notifications section	Returns empty	No change
Ally feed items	Returns empty	No change
Notification bell count	Excludes social kinds	No change
AI insight cards	Never reference communities	No change
Getting Started cards	No "join a community" CTA	No change

Goals List and Detail

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Goal list/grid	No change	No change
Check-ins, milestones	No change	No change
"Share to community" button	Hidden	No change
Encouragement display on own events	Still visible	No change

Communities Tab/View

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Tab in BottomTabBar	Hidden	No change
Route `/communities`	Redirects to `/dashboard`	No change
Member lists	N/A	Private user excluded from non-member browse

Unified Feed / Activity Feed

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Feed tab in BottomTabBar	Hidden	No change
Route `/feed`	Redirects to `/dashboard`	No change
User's events in others' feeds	Still appear	Still appear for accepted allies

Ally Activity

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
AllyActivityFeed on Communities page	N/A (page hidden)	No change
Ally feed items on Dashboard	Returns empty	No change

Encouragements/Reactions

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Incoming notifications	Paused	No change
Existing encouragements on goals	Stored; visible on toggle-off	No change

Notifications

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Paused kinds	encouragement, comment, follow, reaction, feedback	None
Unaffected kinds	badge, general, reminder, past_due, ai_check_in	All
Push notifications	Social pushes suppressed	No change
Notification history	Stored; visible on toggle-off	No change

AI Coach

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Community suggested prompts	Removed	No change
Backend advice/insight prompts	"Do not suggest community features"	No change
Check-in prompt job	Context excludes community data	No change

Achievements/Badges

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Badge list and progress	No change	No change
Community-related badges	Displayed but not progressable	No change

Onboarding

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Community wizard slide	Add deferred prompt (not during)	No change

Accountability Partners (Roadmap #19)

Element	Go It Alone	Private Mode
Partner UI	Hidden	No change
Existing partnerships	Preserved but hidden	No change
Partner discovery/search	Hidden	Private users excluded

Shipped alongside — but architecturally distinct from — the Go It Alone / Private Mode toggles above. Where the table just above describes how partner UI responds to those two modes, this describes the underlying goal visibility model a confirmed accountability partner sees, and it coexists with this PRD's explicit-consent posture rather than contradicting it:

Public goals (private: false) are partner-visible by default, no separate opt-in required. A per-goal opt-out (excluding one public goal from partner visibility) is planned but not yet shipped — there is no AccountabilityPartnerGoalExclusion model or table today, so every public goal is currently visible to a confirmed partner. See Accountability partners § Goal exclusions (planned, not yet shipped).
Private goals (private: true) stay hidden from the partner by default — the owner must explicitly opt in per goal via the shared_with_partner flag (GoalPartnerSharingCard.vue on Goal Detail). No retroactive exposure: a private goal that predates this feature does not become visible on its own. Reversible at any time, and only the goal's owner can change the setting.
Both rules are unified at read time by the single Goal.partner_visible scope (private = false OR shared_with_partner = true), consumed identically by the profile's partnerGoals field and the missed-day alert job — sharing a private habit also makes it eligible for a missed-day alert to the partner.
Why this doesn't weaken the "nothing exposed without explicit action" posture this PRD is built on: every partner-visibility rule still traces back to an explicit user action — making a goal public, or flipping shared_with_partner — never to a default-on state or an inferred consent.

Full mechanics, source files, and the user-facing sharing flow: Accountability partners § Per-goal partner sharing.

8. Notification Pause System

Paused Kinds in Go It Alone

Paused: encouragement (0), comment (3), follow (6), reaction (8), feedback (9)

Not paused: badge (1), general (2), reminder (4), past_due (5), ai_check_in (7)

Private Mode does not pause any notifications.

Implementation: Filter at Delivery, Not Generation

Notifications are still generated normally. The pause happens at push delivery and frontend display.

Rationale: Notifications generated during Go It Alone are preserved. When toggling off, the full history appears. No "replay" logic needed. The "welcome back" card can count accumulated social notifications.

Push suppression: SendPushNotification adds early return when user.go_it_alone? and notification kind is social.

WebSocket suppression: UserNotification.trigger_subscription checks Go It Alone and skips trigger for social kinds.

Frontend filtering: Notification list and bell count filter out social kinds when user.goItAlone is true.

Accumulated Notifications on Toggle-Off

They remain as acknowledged: false records. Removing the frontend filter on toggle-off surfaces them all.

9. Edge Cases & Open Questions

Edge Cases

#	Scenario	Resolution
EC-1	User enables Go It Alone while on `/communities`	Router guard detects change, redirects to `/dashboard`
EC-2	Direct ally invite link while in Go It Alone	Link works. Prompt: "You have Go It Alone enabled. Accept anyway?" Connection hidden until mode off
EC-3	Sole community admin enables Go It Alone	Warning: "You're the only admin of [community]. Consider assigning another before going solo."
EC-4	Private user already on a leaderboard	Entry removed on next query. Other positions shift
EC-5	@mention in community post while Go It Alone	Notification stored, delivery paused. Visible on toggle-off
EC-6	Pending ally request + Private Mode enabled	Request remains pending. Requester can't find user in search. If user accepts via notification, connection forms normally
EC-7	Admin queries	All users visible regardless of privacy settings

Open Questions

Should Go It Alone hide Feed or repurpose as personal-only feed? Recommend hide for v1.
Should Private Mode hide user from fellow community members? No -- membership implies consent. Exclude from public-facing counts only.
Onboarding privacy prompt? Defer. After 7 days of no community engagement, show one-time prompt.
Naming: "Go It Alone" matches the brand's direct tone. "Solo Mode" or "Focus Mode" are weaker (Focus Mode conflicts with existing dashboard mode).
Rate limiting calibration: 20/min for search -- monitor post-launch.

10. Implementation Phases

Phase 1: Data Model & Backend Foundation (1 sprint)

Migration: add go_it_alone, private_mode, *_enabled_at columns with indexes
Model scopes (discoverable, solo_mode)
UpdateUser interaction: accept new fields with timestamp tracking
GraphQL: fields on UserType, arguments on UpdateUser mutation
Specs: model specs, interaction specs, factory updates

Phase 2: Go It Alone Frontend (1 sprint)

Privacy tab in Settings with toggle cards
BottomTabBar: filter visibleTabs based on user.goItAlone
Router guards: redirect social routes
Dashboard: conditional rendering for ally feed, social notifications, community CTAs
Confirmation dialog on first enable
GraphQL query/mutation updates
Storybook stories for privacy toggles
Vitest specs for conditional rendering and guards

Phase 3: Notification Pause (1 sprint)

SendPushNotification: early return for social kinds
UserNotification.trigger_subscription: skip WebSocket for paused kinds
Frontend notification filtering
"Welcome back" dashboard card
Specs for push suppression and filtering

Phase 4: Private Mode Backend (1 sprint)

searchUsers query resolver with WHERE private_mode = false
UserSearchResultType GraphQL type
Community member list filtering for non-members
Leaderboard exclusion
Resolver and search filtering specs

Phase 5: Username Search Frontend (1 sprint)

UserSearchInput.vue with debounced input and results
UserSearchResult.vue displaying profile and ally status
Communities page integration (community/user search toggle)
Ally request button (dependent on Roadmap #19 prerequisite)
Client-side rate limiting, loading/error states
Storybook stories and unit tests

Phase 6: AI Coach Privacy Awareness (0.5 sprint)

CoachService context injection with solo_mode flag
useAiCoach composable: strip community prompts when Go It Alone active
useAiInsights: skip community insights
GenerateAiCheckInPromptsJob: include solo mode in context
Coach service specs

Phase 7: Polish & Analytics (0.5 sprint)

Admin panel: privacy flags per user, aggregate metrics
Analytics events: toggle-on/off, time-in-mode, search usage
Onboarding integration: deferred Go It Alone prompt after 7 days
Edge case handling: sole admin warning, direct invite behavior
QA and regression testing

11. Design Suggestions

Privacy Tab

Calm, neutral palette. Toggles use standard primary color when enabled -- not red or warning colors. Card layout mirrors existing Settings cards.

Tab Removal Animation

When Community/Feed tabs disappear from BottomTabBar: 300ms opacity transition. Remaining tabs redistribute with transition-all duration-300.

"Welcome Back" Card

Full-width dashboard card with warm gradient border (matching existing SupporterStreakNudge pattern). Users icon, accumulated notification count, "View Activity" CTA. Auto-dismiss after 10 seconds.

Username Search Results

Compact horizontal list rows: 40px avatar, name/@username, mutual ally badge, action button. Standard UiInput with Search icon prefix. Empty state: "No users found matching '@{query}'." -- never reveals private users exist.

Privacy Toggle Cards

┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  👤  Go It Alone                    [ON] │
│  Hide all community features and         │
│  focus purely on your goals.             │
│                                          │
│  Your data is preserved. Toggle off      │
│  anytime to bring everything back.       │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘

┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  👁  Private Mode                  [OFF] │
│  Hide your profile from search,          │
│  recommendations, and leaderboards.      │
│                                          │
│  You can still join communities and      │
│  accept ally requests via direct invite. │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘

Critical Files

File	Change
`rails_api/app/models/user.rb`	Add `go_it_alone`, `private_mode` fields, scopes
`rails_api/app/interactions/user_identity/update_user.rb`	Accept and persist privacy fields
`rails_api/app/graphql/types/user_type.rb`	Expose privacy fields
`rails_api/app/graphql/mutations/update_user.rb`	Add privacy arguments
`rails_api/app/graphql/types/query_type.rb`	Add `searchUsers` query
`rails_api/app/interactions/social/send_push_notification.rb`	Go It Alone push suppression
`rails_api/app/models/user_notification.rb`	WebSocket suppression for social kinds
`rails_api/app/services/ai/coach_service.rb`	Solo mode prompt injection
`ionic_frontend/src/components/BottomTabBar.vue`	Filter tabs by `goItAlone`
`ionic_frontend/src/router/index.ts`	Route guards for social routes
`ionic_frontend/src/views/Settings.vue`	New Privacy tab
`ionic_frontend/src/views/Dashboard.vue`	Conditional social rendering
`ionic_frontend/src/composables/useAiCoach.ts`	Strip community prompts
`ionic_frontend/src/composables/useAiInsights.ts`	Skip community insights
`ionic_frontend/src/constants/graphql/user.js`	Add privacy fields to queries/mutations

Last updated: 2026-09-15 — added §4b "Interaction with goal visibility tiers (v4.61)": Private Mode and the v4.61 allies-only visibility tier don't interact — the former is discoverability, the latter is per-goal ally access. (Previously updated 2026-07-21 for §7, per-goal partner sharing v4.10.)

Privacy Controls: "Go It Alone" & Private Mode -- Feature Exploration & PRD ​

1. Problem Statement ​

2. Goals & Success Metrics ​

Goals ​

Success Metrics ​

3. User Stories ​

4. Feature Design ​

4a. "Go It Alone" Mode ​

What gets hidden ​

What remains visible ​

Technical approach: Frontend hiding, NOT backend filtering ​

What happens to existing data ​

4b. Private Mode ​

What "not discoverable" means ​

What Private Mode users CAN do ​

Queries needing filters ​

Existing ally connections ​

Interaction with goal visibility tiers (v4.61) ​

4c. User Search by Username ​

Where it lives ​

Result display ​

Private Mode interaction ​

Matching strategy ​

Rate limiting ​

4d. Interaction Between Modes ​

5. UX Flow ​

Settings Page Layout ​

First-Time Toggle Activation ​

Immediate Effects on Toggle ​

"Welcome Back" Experience ​

6. Data Model Changes ​

New Columns on users Table ​

Model Scopes ​

GraphQL Changes ​

Frontend GraphQL ​

7. How Privacy Affects Every Feature ​

Dashboard ​

Goals List and Detail ​

Communities Tab/View ​

Unified Feed / Activity Feed ​

Ally Activity ​

Encouragements/Reactions ​

Notifications ​

AI Coach ​

Achievements/Badges ​

Onboarding ​

Accountability Partners (Roadmap #19) ​

Per-goal accountability-partner sharing (v4.10) ​

8. Notification Pause System ​

Paused Kinds in Go It Alone ​

Implementation: Filter at Delivery, Not Generation ​

Accumulated Notifications on Toggle-Off ​

9. Edge Cases & Open Questions ​

Edge Cases ​

Open Questions ​

10. Implementation Phases ​

Phase 1: Data Model & Backend Foundation (1 sprint) ​

Phase 2: Go It Alone Frontend (1 sprint) ​

Phase 3: Notification Pause (1 sprint) ​

Phase 4: Private Mode Backend (1 sprint) ​

Phase 5: Username Search Frontend (1 sprint) ​

Phase 6: AI Coach Privacy Awareness (0.5 sprint) ​

Phase 7: Polish & Analytics (0.5 sprint) ​

11. Design Suggestions ​

Privacy Tab ​

Tab Removal Animation ​

"Welcome Back" Card ​

Username Search Results ​

Privacy Toggle Cards ​

Critical Files ​

Objectuve Docs