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Feature Title: The "Vibe Check" Protocol

Theme: Surviving the great outdoors with high-maintenance company.

B. The "Mom-Proof" Walkthrough (For Mom)

To handle the "Eng camp" aspect where technical setups (tents, stoves, bear bags) are difficult for Mom:

So, the cast of this disaster: Me (the hostage), Mom (the well-meaning grammar cop), and Mikael (the human notification bell).

The first few days were a chaotic blur of grammar workshops and "Ice Breaker" games. While I was struggling to remember the difference between the present perfect and past simple, Leo was busy trying to translate Gen-Z slang into formal English.

• AR Setup Assistant: The user (Engineer) can scan the campsite gear. The app generates simplified, large-text voice instructions for Mom ("Hold this pole, Mom").
• Panic Button Lite: A simplified interface for Mom that has one button: "Get [User's Name]." It sends a silent notification to the User’s watch/phone so they can intervene without a loud alarm disturbing the camp.

We had to sit in “international teams.” My mom, unfortunately, was placed at my table. So was Mikael.

: If your friend is a late sleeper, use that early hour to have a quiet breakfast or a walk with just your mom. Be Patient

UPD arrived at 7:00 AM sharp, dragging a suitcase that was already unzipped. He had a Starbucks cup in one hand and a look of chaotic confusion on his face.