Large titles, inset grouped lists, a tab bar and system sheets — JaGo's core screens redrawn in Apple's design language, using the Rice Business ETA Summit sample data that ships in the app.
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Each tab opens on a large title that collapses as you scroll, with Edit and Export where iOS puts them.
Sessions, people and settings sit in rounded groups with hairline separators and chevrons, so scanning feels like Settings or Mail.
Home, Agenda, Social, People and Messages — the same five as the app, always one tap away, blurred over content. Your starred schedule lives inside Agenda.
A clash is a real alert with two actions. The QR swap is a bottom sheet with a grabber, dismissed with a drag.
A scanned card saves straight into Contacts; "Export" writes starred sessions into the Calendar app.
Text scales with the reader's settings and every screen has a dark counterpart — nothing here is a web view.