A download control on each row in the list view: the arrow starts it, a spinner replaces it while it runs and cancels on a tap, and a green tick says the poems are already on the device. Only text is fetched — recitations stream when played, and nothing about that changes. The tick sits in a box the size of an IconButton although nothing about it is tappable. A bare icon lands where the button's padding would have put it, so the ticks and the arrows did not line up down the column. The green is derived from the scheme's own luminance rather than fixed: Material has no success colour, and one green goes muddy on sepia and glares on OLED black. Deleting stays on the downloads page, where the sizes are. A tap beside a poet's name should not be the thing that throws their poems away. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Keep the poets you read on the home screen. Press and hold any poet to pin
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them; pinned poets sit first, in the order you pinned them.
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The home screen now opens on that shelf, with Ganjoor's own order and an
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alphabetical listing a tap away. Until you pin anything the shelf is simply
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Ganjoor's order, so there is never an empty screen.
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Poets can be shown as cards or as a list, whichever reads better.
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Each poet in the list view carries a download button, and a green tick once their
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poems are on the device. Text only — recitations are still streamed when you play them.
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