Map

Click a site (or land there after signup) to leave the organization shell and enter the Map — same idea as opening a Railway project. Org nav (Team, Settings) steps aside; a top breadcrumb is how you get back.

For the first-session checklist and demo path, see Getting started.

Chrome

• Top bar: GroundStatus → Sites → this site (switcher). Quiet meta on the right; Add area on Map.
• Icon rail: Map · Monitors · Chat · Settings (site-scoped — not the org sidebar).
• Mark or Sites returns you to the sites list and the org sidebar.
• Site switcher jumps between places and keeps the section you’re on.

Areas

• Each area is a room on the plan — small name label, nested cameras, tiny watching cue.
• Drag a box on the map to select rooms, then drag anywhere on a selected room to move the group. Click empty map or Escape to clear.
• Unselected: drag the name label to move. Hover for settings, Add camera, and the bottom-right resize handle.
• Empty rooms use a muted floor and show Add camera.
• Rooms that share a wall get a slightly stronger border.
• Undo / redo map edits from the bottom-left controls, or ⌘Z / ⇧⌘Z (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y on Windows).
• Gear (on hover) opens area settings — rename and set area-level context (under the site brief).
• Add area from the top bar (or the empty room on a new map).
• New sites start with a “Default Area”.

Settings

• Details — name, slug, timezone, status (draft / active / paused).
• Context — what this place is, what it’s for, and what matters. Checks and chat inherit it as global background (skill-file idea).

Cameras

Add camera is stubbed for now — phone QR, file upload, and RTSP attach next, inside the area room.