Rips 0.10 · release coverage
Built from the current KAOS Rips Figma app and landing designs. The table distinguishes working account features from services awaiting commissioning.
Working without the Fun Machine sandbox
Secure email authentication, saved display names and collecting interests, private account notifications, private crews, revocable expiring invitations, friends, crew chat, owner moderation, user reports and friend blocking. Membership is enforced on every crew read and write. Community features do not expose identity documents, wallets or owned-item values.
Play settings include account-wide breaks enforced by the native purchase backend, native collection purchase limits, session reminders, monthly activity by currency and settlement type, and a private CSV export. Existing transactions can finish during a break; a break cannot be shortened.
The 3D rip, card flip, reveal and recap follow a finalized private receipt. Retry recovery and replay reuse the original opening. The separate animation preview creates no purchase or prize.
| Area | Available | Remaining dependency |
|---|---|---|
| Landing & app | Responsive Figma landing links to the actual app. All 69 source screen URLs enter guarded app flows. | Dark/mobile designs adapted. Full light-theme and pixel-by-pixel sign-off remain outstanding. |
| Onboarding | Hosted email authentication, profile name, interests and invitation return flow. | Phone, Apple, Google and contact discovery are not connected. |
| Inventory & packs | Native stock import, custody/provenance, media, publishing, fixed distributions and owned receipts. | No live Fun Machine catalog or confirmed public inventory. No public paid offer. |
| Payments & KYC | Provider readiness boundaries and honest verification explanations. | Fun Machine partner API/SDK access and contract; Breeze merchant keys, settlement and verification commissioning. No document, card or selfie collection here. |
| Vault & fulfillment | Native owned-item views, expiring quotes, redemption requests and recorded tracking. | Fun Machine inventory ownership, buybacks, custody and actual fulfillment mapping. |
| Friends & crews | Private, invitation-based membership and chat, reports, moderation and blocking. | Public discovery, contact import, direct messaging, paid group rips, Club Cup, battles and trades are not enabled. |
| Live | Live navigation and truthful unavailable states. | Broadcast provider, streamer onboarding and actual streams. No fabricated broadcasts or audience counts. |
| Rewards & drops | Account setup and clearly labeled artwork/empty states. | No free-pack, XP, payout, countdown or inventory entitlement has been commissioned. |
| Limits & history | Global breaks, native purchase limits, time checks, private monthly reporting and export. | Provider deposit limits and any provider-side control synchronization remain unavailable. |
Operator onboarding
Fun Machine workspaces can prepare branding, staff access, support and their launch plan while transactions remain disabled. Reserved workspace ownership activates only after normal verified-email sign-in. Preparation does not attest payment, KYC, catalog or fulfillment readiness.
Support and account records
Private requester/operator conversations include replies, notifications, paged history and reopening. Published collections can accept pre-launch support requests without granting purchase access. A configured operator team is required for responses; unassigned legacy requests remain private. Account records can be downloaded after sign-in. No provider credentials or invitation codes are exported.
Appearance
All 69 Figma app screens have paired dark/light classes and original assets. Settings → Appearance supports dark, light and device settings, saved on this device. The landing page includes the matching light artwork and phone designs. Switching themes preserves unsaved inputs and opening state.
Acceptance
Release acceptance includes 72 automated tests covering auth boundaries, private records, stock-backed native operations, settlement recovery, account safety, community permissions, invitations, moderation, exports and source-link routing. Mobile browser evidence and AWS results are retained with the release.
Test accounts, crews, invitations, messages, stock and balances stay in isolated local test databases. They are not production inventory or community activity.