Heist Hub · Design page 2 · Navigation · 12 Nov 2026
How you get around: three layouts
Decided, 12 Nov: Ryan picked 03 Hub of tiles, in 04 Night edition. This is how the app will look, to the pixel. One change, required by Twitch’s 400-point minimum: on an iPhone held upright, a stream opens in a full-screen sideways player inside Heist Hub instead of the small player in the sheet (see page 3).
This page decides how people move around the app: a tab bar, one long feed, or a hub of big tiles. The countdown is gone: Home now opens on the Spotlight, one big picture of the best thing right now. Every phone plays the same story: the Spotlight moves to its next pick, then a live stream opens, a video is saved, Videos are filtered to Walkthroughs, the easter egg of the day opens its pin on the map, and Back returns Home. Watch how many taps each layout needs.
What the Spotlight shows
- A pick we pin (launch day, a big event; rare)
- Breaking news (under 90 minutes old)
- Your streamer, live now
- The most-watched live stream (only with 20,000+ watching)
- Your streamer going live soon (within 3 hours, with Remind me)
- The top trending video (last 24 hours)
- Our pick (a YouTube video or one of our own clips)
- Our own Heist Hub art (always there, so it is never empty)
Side by side
| Option | Taps | Best for | Risk |
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Unofficial fan app. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. Sample streamers, channels, titles and numbers are invented. Art: original pictures generated for this project (reused from page 1).