38 Commits, Zero New Features — How I Made My Web App Production-Ready

Sometimes the most important sprints are the ones where nothing new gets shipped. 38 commits in 10 days. Zero new features. But TAMSIV's web dashboard went from "it works" to "it's ready." The Agenda Gets Real The web agenda had one view — week. Functional, but limiting. Now it has four: day, week, month, year . Click any event, see its details. Click any task, same thing. Task and memo detail pages were completely redesigned to match the mobile app. The goal: make the transition between phone and desktop invisible. You create a task by voice on your phone, you find it on your computer with the same layout. Safety Nets: Crashlytics + Sentry When your app is used by you and 12 testers, you can debug via Supabase logs and "works on my machine." When you're about to go public, that's not enough. Two monitoring systems were added: Firebase Crashlytics on the React Native frontend — catches crashes, ANRs, uncaught JS errors, with full stack traces Sentry on the Node.js/Express backend — cat