Keyboard and gestures

Two rules carry the phone: a tap is the primary action, a hold the secondary one. The desk answers to keys and the right-click.

On the phone#

Gesture	What it does
Tap	Opens the thing; on a box, ticks it. A tap never opens a menu.
Hold	The menu, or the editor when there is only one thing to do. Everything with a hold wears the cat ear in its corner.
Swipe left on a note	The next note.
Swipe right on a note	Clears the news; failures stay.
Hold on the map	Records a sighting or a flier for a chosen cat.
Hold on a pin or a trail dot	Its menu: history, correction, removal, flier taken down.
Pinch and drag on the poster	Frames a photo.

Nothing slides in from the bottom; every menu opens where the finger is. A single choice of many is a list of radio buttons, never a row of pills.

Key	What it does
Ctrl 1 to Ctrl 7	Home, Cats, Clowders, Map, Agenda, Vet, Family.
Arrows, Enter	Walk a table, open the marked row as a card.
Ctrl click, Shift click	Mark several rows.
Escape	Closes the modal on top.
Right-click	The same menu as the ⋮ beside a row, a card, a pin or a photo.
Shift drag on the map	A box to zoom into.
Drag a card's title bar, its bottom edge	Moves it, resizes it.