Wed Jun 3, 2026 · 11:15 AM EDT · For Sophie + Darryl
Cart works. Onto locations and mobile.
A quick read so you know exactly where the demo stands and what's coming next.
What got fixed today
The Dutchie cart was failing all the way through to checkout. I traced it to a one-line contract mismatch — our frontend was sending Dutchie's product ID, the worker wanted a different field, and the whole thing silently broke at the "Proceed to Checkout" step. Fixed.
Empirically proven: cart total $63.51 at London-North, real Dutchie checkout_id 0a0bdb83-1cca-41dc-be5b-d12d9eac7ffb created at 11:00 AM EDT. Same fix works across all 47 stores and all 28,399 products — single architectural change, not a per-product patch.
That was the one thing blocking real-card testing. So now we can move on.
What's next this week
SHIPPING NOW
Store location pages — Sophie's PDF flow, live
The premium location profile design Sophie laid out in the PDF — hero photo, store details, hours, map, "shop here" CTA — getting wired up for all 50 stores. Photos are already pulled and queued. Live this week.
IN PROGRESS
Mobile testing across iPhone, Pixel, iPad
Running real-device viewport audits — iPhone 13 (390px), Pixel 7 (412px), iPad Mini (768px) — across every page. Surfaced 18 layout issues so far, consolidated to 5 root causes. Fixing them in the next push, not per-symptom whack-a-mole.
QUEUED
Header polish + the small UI bits
Logo rendering at the right size, premium pill borders on icons, the in-stock filter cleanly carrying across Shop / PDP / Featured Gallery / Location Profile so customers only ever see what's actually buyable at the store they picked.
LAUNCH GATE
One of you runs a real card through Dutchie
Once locations + mobile are clean, one of you places a real Visa/Mastercard order through the demo, end-to-end, into Dutchie. Confirmation email arrives. That's the moment we flip demo → production.
How we're shipping this fast
Quick note on the under-the-hood — I'm running a local AI mesh across my own machines (a Hive network on distributed GPUs) instead of leaning on metered cloud LLMs. That's why the iteration loops are this tight: I can run a deep audit, fix, rebuild, and re-validate without the per-token bill or rate limits getting in the way. It also means the work stays on Sessions infrastructure — nothing about your customer data, store inventory, or Dutchie credentials leaves the mesh.
If you want the full timeline of what shipped when, the project log has every event with timestamps. The visual report has the charts and the empirical numbers Studio and I have been running against.
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