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Version 1.01 · 31 July 2026 · Lexicon
Human Design has a vocabulary problem: every second sentence contains a term you have to go and look up somewhere else. Two hundred and ninety-five of them now live in the app, and open the same way wherever you meet them.
terms defined — every gate, channel, centre and term of art
reading surface — a term opens the same way everywhere in the app
to read the glossary — public and linkable, no account needed
Every line says what it was and what it is now.
BeforeMeeting a term you did not know meant opening a search in another tab and trusting whatever came back.
Now295 terms defined in the app, written to the same standard as the readings. Plus opens a deeper layer on each one.
BeforeDefinitions only existed for people already signed in.
NowThe glossary is public and every entry has its own address, so you can send someone a definition rather than an explanation.
BeforeA term opened differently depending on where in the app you clicked it.
NowThe same surface everywhere — chart, dictionary, glossary and Learn all open a term the same way.
BeforeSome entries existed but could not be reached by browsing — you had to already know the word to find it.
NowEvery entry in the dictionary is reachable from the rail.
Glossary entries now carry their own page metadata, so a search for a term can land directly on its definition.
BeforeThe button was there and did nothing when you pressed it.
NowIt opens the upgrade page.
BeforeCards in the dictionary rendered flat against the background, with no panel behind them.
NowThey sit on a proper surface, the way every other panel in the app does.