Contact
Email: caseyperk@gmail.com
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Add to Home Screen
You can use the main website link below or copy any individual webapp link you want to save in your safari:
https://perkrucible.com
- Open the Shortcuts app on your iPhone and tap the + button in the top-right corner to create a new shortcut.
- Tap Add Action and search for URL, then select the URL action to set the web address.
- Type or paste the main website link or any individual webapp link into the URL field.
- Search for the "Open URLs" action in the action list and add it so the shortcut opens that link.
- Tap the downward arrow or the action name at the top to rename your shortcut, then tap Done to save it.
- To add it to the Home Screen, long-press the new shortcut, select Share, then choose Add to Home Screen.
Patch Notes: PERKRUCIBLE
Release Date: April 6, 2026 | 10:03 PM
- Iron Engine Card Update: The Iron Engine card is now live on the homepage with its own MP4 media slot and version label.
Patch Notes: Iron engine v0.1-beta
Release Date: April 6, 2026 | 10:03 PM
- Iron Engine Version 1 Added: The first live build of Iron Engine has now been added to the main PERKRUCIBLE page.
Patch Notes: Digital Closet v0.1-beta
Release Date: March 21, 2026 | 03:34 AM
- Toggle Logic Improvements: Streamlined the Hide, Filter, and Layer controls; these menus now toggle closed when the icon is clicked a second time, removing unnecessary navigation steps.
- System Stability: All core logic regarding layered outfit systems, closet organization, and image cutout workflows remains preserved while improving interaction speed.
- Import/Export Utility: Users can now seamlessly transfer or combine closets across multiple devices via the new Import/Export feature.
- Layer Logic Decoupling: Fixed a critical bug where "Top" layers were dependent on "Jacket" layers. All categories (Hat, Top, Jacket, etc.) now function as independent, swippable layers.
- iOS/Mobile Zoom Fix: Resolved an issue where mobile browsers would auto-zoom when selecting text inputs. By standardizing input font sizes to 16px, the interface now remains stable during data entry.
