Now, next, later.

The web directory caught up with the apps on 2026-09-10: seven languages, hazard advisories, what-to-do guide, SOS text, per-contact pages, offline outbox, and a redesign. Map and nearest-to-me come next.

iOS 1.0 (build 18) is with App Review and Android 1.1.5 is in Play review. Android 1.1.6 is already cut behind it with the Android 16 compliance pass and a lighter home screen, ready to upload the moment 1.1.5 clears.

Hand-verifying every Pennsylvania facility against the OpenStreetMap seed before expanding state by state. The override layer is in place; the phone calls are the bottleneck.

Storefront is live at /store. PayMongo merchant onboarding and Flash Express account activation are the remaining human steps before real checkout.

The booking site shipped its redesign on September 8. Now it is watching the first real reservations and deposits go through end to end, and giving the shop an admin view that does not need us.

A scuba dive simulator with a macro-photography dive built into it. The prototype is playable in the browser with a deterministic dive model and ZHL-16C decompression; the agenda is an instructor aid for TDI/SDI and PADI classrooms.

A one-touch scuba game on the same physics as TRIM, live with a new reef every day. Next: tuning from real play, then a daily leaderboard that checks each score by replaying the dive.

Offline banner, stale-data chip, map preview on the directory, and an in-app "something wrong?" report flow. Backend gets per-verifier tokens and a Bacolod geocoding cleanup.

Move from a hand-built page to a real Astro build, working venue submission forms, and gear links that pay for the hosting. Verify fees and hours for every venue.

Replace straight-line distance with drive time for the gap analysis, then open verification beyond Pennsylvania.

Diff-based alert pipeline on top of the existing screener, then onboarding and a public Play Store listing.

Calendar view for provider availability and appointment requests on top of the existing schedule data.

Take the submarine prototype from a local Vite server to something you can open in a browser tab and finish.