# Daylog current-flow capture — review candidate

These are paired light/dark screenshots of the **actual locally running Daylog web app** at source commit `f092e08`, using a disposable SQLite database and fictional entry, mood, and streak records. They document the September 25 source-run entry, calendar, and streak flow. The six older June gallery PNGs predate the optional prompt and should not be presented as this capture.

The API, Vite preview, and screenshot receiver were bound to `127.0.0.1` only. Chrome via CUA opened the real UI. A fictional entry titled “A small bright moment” was saved through the form and read back from `GET /api/entries/2026-09-25`; the calendar’s September 25 dot reopened that route. A fictional “Write a line” streak was created and checked in through the UI. Chrome's `prefers-color-scheme` emulation produced the matched light and dark states; emulation was reset and all three loopback processes stopped after capture.

`evidence/raw/` holds the original JPEG bytes returned by CUA. The six PNGs are **crops of those actual captures**, with no UI reconstruction or pixel recoloring. `asset-manifest.json` records dimensions, exact hashes, and the crop commands. The visible Previous/Next entry links have a confirmed Budapest date offset: on `/entry/2026-09-25`, Previous targets September 23 and Next targets September 25. The underlying navigation is not fixed here; a public test seam is pending. Do not advertise correct adjacent-day navigation from these stills.

The six paired current-flow stills passed independent visual/truth review, were published by media run `36098905910`, and linked from the independently reviewed Aylith.com September study in site run `36099319412`; all 12 original/crop public files matched their exact committed byte lengths and SHA-256. This remains a source-run study, not a narrated release film or final poster. Full paired product screen recordings, Cartesia narration, Remotion animation, timed captions, annotations, and an exceptional cover remain open.

The paired `poster-study-{light,dark}` SVG/PNG files are **diagnostic cover drafts** composed by `make-poster.py` from the exact real app stills above. They show the saved fictional entry, the marked calendar and one habit check-in, with a prominent fictional-local badge and Budapest date-arrow bug label that remain readable at 384×216. The main entry panel is cropped inside the SVG from the actual image; no app state was repainted. This diagnostic poster pair passed independent original-resolution, 384×216 thumbnail, embedded-source-pixel, and exact-hash review at `abd89bb`; media publish run `36100332934` served all four PNG/SVG files with exact committed bytes and SHA-256. It is not the final exceptional release cover, and no narrated film accompanies it.

The paired `current-flow-{light,dark}.webm` files are **five-second silent edited browser-frame studies** from 30 real CUA JPEGs per theme. The sequence shows an actual click from the September calendar to the saved fictional entry, a scroll to its saved text, and navigation to one checked-in streak. Acquisition happened over longer elapsed time; frames play at fixed 6 fps, so this is not an uninterrupted real-time screen recording. `evidence/motion/raw-{light,dark}-frames.tar.gz` preserves every original JPEG, and `frame-provenance.{csv,json}` records receiver-write UTC times, exact bytes and SHA-256. The sequence avoids clicking the known faulty Previous/Next arrows, whose visible presence should not imply they work. These videos passed independent start/mid/end playback, 60/60 frame-provenance and 22/22 manifest-hash review at `9b4d896`. Normal media publish run `36101419149` served both WebMs and four provenance/archive files at their exact committed bytes and SHA-256. They remain **silent diagnostic studies**, not Cartesia-narrated or Remotion-edited release films. The final exceptional cover, timed captions, narration and polished paired films remain open.