Changelog

- Tour behind a ? button in the top bar; first-time joiners get asked if they want it. - Room settings rebuilt in the site's style, with confirms on kick, ownership and clear. - Top bar reordered (games, search, pins, invite, tour, settings) and role badge removed. - Double-click or double-tap a message to reply. - Rooms, DMs and games share one tab order; drag with mouse or hold-and-drag on touch.

Group Wavelength seats up to 8, rotates the psychic, and gives everyone their own color-coded arrow; tap or hover an arrow for that player's points, rounds and average. A majority vote moves past AFK players, and people can join any time. Rooms can run up to 5 group games (Wordle + Wavelength). 1v1 players can flip a public switch so the room can watch from the new Live section in Games. The dial is now a shared component used by both Wavelength boards.

Each browser keeps an ECDH identity key in IndexedDB. Room keys are random and handed between members' browsers, wrapped to the newcomer's key; the server only relays them and tracks a key id. DMs use a pairwise key. Nothing is sent if it can't be sealed, and a server without the key relay falls back to the room-name key instead of stalling. Profiles show a 60-digit safety number with a Mark as verified option, the members list flags verified or changed codes, and the chat notes when someone's code changes. The Privacy Policy and Terms describe the encryption and its limits.

Two players take turns as psychic and guesser on an endless run of rounds, building one shared score until someone ends it. The board reuses the Connect 4 header, player chips and card styling, keeps a fixed size across phases, and uses equal-width 2/3/4 scoring wedges.