Founder asked: "Can we somehow do all 14 [concepts] for the WC hub?" Yes. Reorganized as a multi-section drawer with the 14 concepts grouped into 6 themed sections. Keeps Option A as entry point (pinned card in Right Now banner — already shipped) and borrows Option C's "inline section with horizontal cards" feel for the drawer interior.
What stays: The Right Now banner pinned card is exactly what already shipped in Plan 05. Time-bound, surface-level, doesn't add header chrome.
What's new: Tapping the card no longer opens a thin drawer with 4 city tiles. It opens a section-rich page — 6 distinct content layers, each with horizontally-scrolling cards (Option C's strength).
Scroll down to see what's inside the new drawer.
Entry (Opt A): pinned card in Right Now banner stays — time-bound, no permanent chrome to retire after Jul 19, demo-visible without a tab switch.
Interior (Opt C inspiration): horizontal-scrolling cards in themed sections, the way Discover's "Neighbor Favorites" works. Feels like a section of the app, not a popup. More breathing room for 14 concepts than a single drawer list could give.
Tabs hide content. If the cross-city / tourist / hyperlocal sections were tabs, the demo would only see the active one — Reffkin doesn't realize how much surface area the hub has.
Vertical scroll-through reveals depth. Founder swipes once, all 14 concepts visible. The hub feels rich.
All other cards in Section 6 are horizontal-scroll. Vesta gets a full-width feature placement — same visual hierarchy as Section 1's live hero. That's the demo climax beat. Reffkin sees it without having to scroll a card carousel. Civic infrastructure carrying joy gets its own frame.
Mock data: ~1-2 hours (extend mockWorldCup.ts with sub-arrays per section).
Component build: ~3-5 hours (sectioned drawer, horizontal scrolls, hero card, Vesta featured card).
Payoff: The hub stops being "a thin watch-party drawer" and starts being "Nabe's flagship cross-city feature." Worth its own phase plan if approved.