The user expresses a task. Search resolves it.
A working prototype of Super-App global search: type, click, change context — and watch the right panel explain what the system is doing and why. Everything is live and deterministic; nothing is a static mock-up.
The home grid is a Mini-App directory. Search exists so users never HAVE to think in this grid: they express a task, not an app choice.
Nothing has been requested yet. The client keeps a warm prefix cache and recent history on device so first paint after focus is instant.
A familiar app grid, and one search field that promises “services, places and more” — not “search Mini Apps”.
The placeholder wording sets the mental model: tasks in, fulfillment out. Users who already know their app can still tap its tile.
Preload the on-device suggestion cache and recents while the field is idle, so focus renders the zero-query state without a network round trip.
Idle. Optionally push refreshed head suggestions and personalization snapshots to the device in the background.
Tiles come from the Mini-App registry (identity + icon). No search integration is involved on this screen.