Trinity Pocket — Built for the Floor, Not the Desktop

Why now

A desktop app you can technically view on a phone isn't a mobile app.

Skiffle today is a desktop web app in a mobile wrapper. It's the reason usage sits in the high teens and won't climb — dealers dip in to check one thing rather than living in the app. The clearest proof is what happens when a dealer needs a measurement mid-fitting.

Today · Skiffle web wrapper

Dealer taps Measurements, mid-fitting, client watching.

App kicks out to external Safari.

Safari demands a second WorkFlow login.

Dealer stalls the room while it loads.

Trinity Pocket shoulder slope measurement screen

↑ actual v1 build: measurements, native, same session

Who it's for

Three dealers. One core they all depend on.

v1 optimizes for Frank first — utterly reliable, dead simple, never embarrassing in front of a client — while still serving Dale and Sal. Order status plus search is the non-negotiable core all three share.

The Veteran

Frank

Pain: fumbling in front of a client, can't pull up status fast enough

Wants order status or a fabric instantly during a client call — nothing more, nothing less.

Proof point

Dashboard-first home with orders one tap away, global search, one-tap order lookup

The Closer

Dale

Pain: friction on the move that breaks the pitch

Sells on the move. Lives in the model library, collections, and fabrics, and captures new clients with photos on the fly.

Proof point

Model library, find-fabric, new-client capture with photos, and the shoulder-slope flagship

The Boutique Owner

Sal

Pain: surprise delays and losing track of production

Tracks each order's production stage, catches delays before they become a phone call, and keeps client records sharp.

Proof point

Per-garment status, inline carrier tracking with ESD, and delayed/shipped/delivered push

What's inside

Everything today's app does — plus what only native can.

v1 is parity-plus: the same information architecture dealers already know, rebuilt bottom-up for the phone, with a small native dividend spent where it earns its keep. Screens below are pulled straight from the current build.

Global search & client index

One debounced, permission-scoped search across clients, fabrics, orders, and item numbers, plus an A-to-Z jump index over roughly 1,280 clients.

Per-garment order tracking

Fabric Hold through Delivery, at the garment level — not one blunt order-level badge — with inline carrier tracking (UPS, FedEx, DHL) and a tappable ESD.

Fabric explorer & scan-to-find

Search or scan a physical fabric-folder QR code and land straight on fabric detail — spec sheet, price, and stock status included.

Tools hub

Model Library, Spec Charts, Fitting Guide, Materials, Fabric Explorer, and the permission-gated Price List — remote-updatable, no app release needed.

Dealer Rank

A rank pill on Orders opens the full report — MTD, YTD, standing among neighbors, and multi-year history. No dollar amounts shown, by dealer request.

★ fixes the 1st-of-month "N/A" bug

Push + live chat

Transactional alerts — delayed, shipped, delivered — plus a persistent Intercom chat, so support is always one tap away, never a phone call.

The moment worth screenshotting.

The garment render — swatch and model toggles — is the single frame dealers screenshot straight into a client text today. It's parity in this rebuild, and it's earned a place as the thing v1 must not lose.

Product tour

A dealer's day, screen by screen.

Straight from the current build — scroll through the flow a dealer actually lives in.

Start of shift

Onboarding

First run

Home

Order pulse, bulletins

Orders

Search, filter, sort

Client detail

Measurements on file

Fabric detail

Spec sheet, stock

Styleflow

Build a look

Stylepages

Saved capsules

Rankings

Movers this month

Account

Profile & settings

Payments

Balances & errors

Manage cards

Wallet on file

Path to launch

Back-planned from the January shows.

Every industry show season is a window to debut a production launch — this schedule works backward from it. Dates hold as a shared target; an AI-assisted build may compress the middle of it.

Kickoff grilling & alignment

Product decisions locked before a line of code was written.

29–30 Jun 2026

Pre-PRD alignment doc

The foundation this PRD is written from.

17 Jul 2026

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PRD review with stakeholders

Approval gate — open decisions get closed here or given owners.

21 Jul 2026

Demo Day 1 — prototypes

About two weeks after sign-off.

4 Aug 2026

Demo Day 2 — prototypes

1 Sep 2026

Feature-complete, internal alpha

Late Sep 2026

QA, hardening, Android sensor validation

Early–mid Oct 2026

Beta to TMCs

TestFlight and Play closed testing, 5–8 TMCs, trained as the launch enablement layer.

Late Oct 2026

Code freeze, store submission

Published as an update to the existing store listings, not a new app.

Mid Nov 2026

Go/no-go, general availability

Forced-update gate flips, iOS and Android together, before the shows.

Early Dec 2026

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Industry shows — debut

Jan 2027

Built for the floor,
not the desktop.

A desktop app you can technically view on a phone isn't a mobile app.

Three dealers. One core they all depend on.

Frank

Dale

Sal

Everything today's app does — plus what only native can.

Global search & client index

Per-garment order tracking

Fabric explorer & scan-to-find

Tools hub

Dealer Rank

Push + live chat

The moment worth screenshotting.

A dealer's day, screen by screen.

Back-planned from the January shows.

One codebase. Two platforms. A dealer who never has to leave a room to check on an order.