Same two screens, rebuilt after you saw them on device. On the left is what you photographed; on the right is what's on your phone now.
These are rendered from the app's own design tokens — the same fonts, hex values, corner radii and spacing the app compiles from. It's an accurate picture of the layout and hierarchy, not a photo of the running app. This Mac has no iOS simulator, so a real screenshot needs your phone on the same network.
Seven instruments wrapped 3 / 3 / 1 and seven branches 3 / 4. Uneven edges look accidental. A list has one straight edge.
Space Mono caps sat on every label, every chip and every button. The theme file says to use it sparingly — it's down to one marker per group.
Identical border, radius and fill on everything, so nothing looked more important than anything else. Now weight and fill carry the emphasis.
A branch chip could only fit "Mivida". A row has space for "New Cairo" underneath — which is the part a parent actually recognises.