diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 0629878..3f07c52 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -50,8 +50,7 @@ What is in each one, and what a re-run would change:
   reseeds on `Reset`), so a re-run gets a different field. The HUD, the border,
   the controls hint and the high score are the arcade's own.
 - **`index-screen.html`** — the arcade's index. Whatever is in the machine's
-  recently-played list is what lands on the page, Brickough included; see the
-  note on the registry below.
+  recently-played list is what lands on the page, Brickough included.
 - **`pixels-*.html`** — the same ship in the same cells, four times.
   Asteroid starts a wave with the ship dead centre, so these four are
   reproducible and differ in nothing but how a cell is subdivided. They are set
@@ -62,11 +61,9 @@ What is in each one, and what a re-run would change:
 
 Nothing is invented. The claims worth re-checking when the arcade changes:
 
-- **The three games and their descriptions** are the arcade's own README.
-  Asteroid and Tetris are the starter pack, committed as `.tcade` packages and
-  embedded in the binary; Brickough is not in that repository at all, which is
-  why the page tags it differently rather than listing three games as though
-  they arrived the same way.
+- **The three games and their descriptions** are the arcade's own README. All
+  three are starter-pack `.tcade` packages committed in the arcade repository
+  and embedded in the binary.
 - **The pixel table** — the values, the grids and the font requirements are
   `TERMCADE_PIXELS`', including that `quad` is the default and that `sextant`
   needs Unicode 13 or renders as tofu.
@@ -84,12 +81,9 @@ Nothing is invented. The claims worth re-checking when the arcade changes:
   protocol's event-type reporting where the terminal answers, and the
   auto-repeat fallback in `sdk.KeyTracker` everywhere else.
 
-**The registry is not live, and the page says so.** `registry.DefaultURL` is
-`http://127.0.0.1:8080` until termcade.com is serving, so `termcade add` talks
-to a local development registry and not to anything a visitor has. The
-marketplace section states that in its own paragraph rather than letting the
-command table imply otherwise, and the arcade in `index-screen.html` has
-Brickough installed from exactly such a registry.
+**The registry is live.** Released clients use `https://api.termca.de`.
+`TERMCADE_REGISTRY` selects a different registry for development; the public
+site describes the production path.
 
 ## Colour
 
diff --git a/src/pages/index.astro b/src/pages/index.astro
index 0298d1e..7315199 100644
--- a/src/pages/index.astro
+++ b/src/pages/index.astro
@@ -25,9 +25,9 @@ const docs = 'https://github.com/aviorstudio/termcade/blob/main/docs';
 const icon = (name: keyof typeof octicons, size = 16) =>
 	octicons[name].toSVG({ width: size, height: size });
 
-// Every game the arcade can put in front of you, and where it comes from. Two
-// are in the binary; the third is not, and says so — it is the one that proves
-// the packaging path, so hiding the difference would hide the point.
+// Every game in the starter pack. They are packages embedded in the binary,
+// not game code compiled into the host, and run through the same wasm boundary
+// as anything added from the marketplace.
 const games = [
 	{
 		name: 'ASTEROID',
@@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ const games = [
 	},
 	{
 		name: 'BRICKOUGH',
-		from: 'Marketplace',
+		from: 'Bundled',
 		blurb:
-			'Breakout-style brick breaker: steer the ball with paddle english, clear the wall, survive the speed-up. It lives outside the arcade repository, the way a third-party game does.',
+			'Breakout-style brick breaker: steer the ball with paddle english, clear the wall, survive the speed-up.',
 	},
 ];
 
@@ -82,12 +82,13 @@ const pixelStyles = [
 
 const commands = [
 	{ cmd: 'termcade', what: 'play — the marketplace is in here too, on m' },
-	{ cmd: 'termcade add author/slug', what: 'add a game from the marketplace, a .tcade file, or a URL' },
+	{ cmd: 'termcade add author/slug', what: 'add a marketplace game to your account and this machine' },
 	{ cmd: 'termcade list', what: 'what is in your arcade' },
 	{ cmd: 'termcade remove author/slug', what: 'take one off, and off your synced library' },
 	{ cmd: 'termcade signup', what: 'create an account — or termcade login, termcade logout' },
 	{ cmd: 'termcade dev new you/mygame', what: 'scaffold a game that is already playable' },
 	{ cmd: 'termcade dev build', what: 'package a game directory into a .tcade' },
+	{ cmd: 'termcade dev install build/game.tcade', what: 'install a local package while developing' },
 ];
 
 // What a game author is committing to. All of it is in sdk/game.go and
@@ -148,7 +149,7 @@ const contract = [
 			<section class="games">
 				<div class="section-head">
 					<p class="eyebrow"><span></span> In the arcade</p>
-					<h2>Two games in the box, and the way in for the rest.</h2>
+					<h2>Three games in the box, and the way in for the rest.</h2>
 					<p>
 						The starter pack is committed as packages and embedded in the binary, then unpacked
 						into your games directory the first time it runs. The games that come with the arcade
@@ -246,17 +247,16 @@ const contract = [
 					<p class="eyebrow"><span></span> The front door</p>
 					<h2>Opens on what you played last.</h2>
 					<p>
-						The library is one keystroke away and the marketplace one more. Browsing and
-						installing the demo packages needs no account; signing in is for having your library
-						follow you between machines, and the arcade has its own sign-in screens, so you never
-						have to come back to a website to do it.
+						The library is one keystroke away and the marketplace one more. Browsing is
+						open; signing in adds a game to the account library and installs it on this machine.
+						The library follows you to the web app and every terminal where you sign in, and the
+						arcade has its own account screens.
 					</p>
 					<p class="aside">
-						The registry is not serving from termcade.com yet. Until it is, the arcade points at a
-						local development registry, and <code>TERMCADE_REGISTRY</code> moves it — the arcade
-						in the frame here has Brickough installed from one. Downloads are checked against the
-						registry's sha256 before anything lands on disk. Everything else on this page works
-						offline, today.
+						The live registry is <code>api.termca.de</code>. Package bytes pass through it and are
+						checked against the sha256 recorded when the release was published before either the
+						terminal or web app runs them. <code>TERMCADE_REGISTRY</code> selects a local registry
+						for development.
 					</p>
 				</div>
 
@@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ const contract = [
 					<p>
 						<code>termcade dev new you/mygame</code> scaffolds a game that already runs,
 						<code>termcade dev build</code> turns the directory into a <code>.tcade</code>, and
-						<code>termcade add</code> puts it on your own menu. A game is a Go package implementing
+						<code>termcade dev install</code> puts the local build on your own menu. A game is a Go package implementing
 						one interface — and because the boundary is a frozen wasm ABI rather than a Go one, Go
 						is a convenience and not a requirement.
 					</p>
@@ -307,7 +307,7 @@ const contract = [
 			</section>
 
 			<section class="closing">
-				<p>Two games in the box.<br />The rest is yours to write.</p>
+				<p>Three games in the box.<br />The rest is yours to write.</p>
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