Version 0.14

Its own address

July 29, 2026

Indigene has a proper little sprout icon in your browser tab now, instead of the blank page symbol every site gets when it hasn't been given one.
Posting an Indigene link somewhere — a message, a group chat, a social post — now shows a proper preview card with the name, a line about the app, and the sprout, rather than a bare address. For now every link shows the same card.

Indigene has its own address now: indigene.app. Older links to olivierlacan.github.io/indigene still work — they forward to the new one — and everything you saved stays where it is on your device.
The region cards on Meet the natives no longer carry a "USDA 6b–7a" badge. On a page whose only job is "pick where you live", it answered a question nobody had asked yet. It's still on every region's own page.
Mistyping an Indigene address used to quietly drop you on the front page, as though that's where you'd meant to go. There's now a real "We couldn't find that page" page that says what happened and offers three ways back in.
The app's icon had square corners with a faint ghost of a curve near them — a rounding that was drawn but never cut out. The corners are round now, in the tab and on your home screen.

The first pages published at indigene.app arrived as a bare list of blue links, with no colours or layout: the page was asking for its styles at the old address, one folder deeper. It looks and works the way it always has again.
Sharing a plant's own web address, like indigene.app/plants/quercus-alba, works again on the new domain. Those addresses are handed back to the app on arrival, and the hand-off still assumed the old site.