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The pTask cockpit now fits the iPhone 18 Pro Max when it runs as the Home Screen app. I checked every tab, the task sheet and the composer in the iOS 27 simulator (440×956 CSS px, 62px status-bar inset), launched from the Home Screen against a snapshot of the production task DB.

What was wrong, and the fix

Problem on the iPhone 18 Pro Max	Fix
After a cold launch the board sat under a doubled 124px gap. About 2s in, iOS parks the page at scrollY −62 while the sticky header already pads itself by the 62px inset.	Once the page rests below 0 with no finger down, it scrolls back to 0. A real pull-to-bounce settles at 0 on its own, so it never trips this.
The brand + counts row was greyed out. iOS 26+ lays a dark scrim over a web app's status bar that fades ~28px below it.	In the Home Screen app only (display-mode: standalone), the header starts 16px lower.
The last ~108px of every pane sat under the tab bar, and a 5-card lane could not scroll at all. body{height:100%} kept its tab-bar padding inside the viewport.	body{min-height:100%}.
The lane picker pinned too high and hid under the header. Its offset came from a content-box ResizeObserver, which misses the inset iOS fills in after launch.	The observer watches the header's border box.
On lane and review cards, a deadline chip pushed snooze · dismiss · done onto an empty row of their own.	The chips wrap in their own column and the actions keep the right edge. Desktop is unchanged (the wrapper is display:contents).
A flick inside an open task sheet scrolled the board behind it.	An open sheet locks the board (overflow:hidden plus overscroll containment).
The composer's Deadline date field ran past the card.	The native date field is constrained to the card width.
On the timeline, NOW collided with a nearby date ("09-21 +1NOW").	NOW gets its own row.
The hidden skip link peeked out from behind the status bar.	It is parked fully above the screen.

Versions: pt 3.51.4, dashboard 0.26.1, with a README changelog entry.

Tests

• New dashboard/tests/phone_layout.test.mjs (9 tests), added to the CI node list. It runs the shipped launch-offset handler against fake scroll and touch events, and pins the CSS and markup contracts above. I checked that disabling the snap-back makes it fail.
• Locally, all 124 dashboard Python tests and all 33 Node tests pass.
• In the simulator, I confirmed each fix by cold-launching the Home Screen app and going through Critical, Lanes (P5 and the 29-task P2), Recent, Review, More, the task sheet and the composer.

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