75% of my users are on mobile, so I just optimized for a "high-fidelity" handheld experience

I just hit a major "Aha!" moment with WealthLogic.

I’ve been building on a large desktop monitor, assuming that serious financial tracking happens at a desk. But my analytics just slapped me with reality: 75% of my traffic is coming from mobile devices.

While the app was technically responsive from day one, I realized there were some "kinks" that only show up when you're actually using it on a phone—overflowing containers, graphs that were slightly too dense, and touch targets that weren't quite right.

What I have just optimized:

• Graph Refinement: Scaled the new shareable graphs to be perfectly crisp on mobile without losing data density.

• Container Surgery: Fixed those annoying "overflow" bugs where boxes were slightly wider than the screen.

• Friction Removal: Tweaked the input fields to ensure that "clearing" and entering data is seamless even with one thumb.

The Lesson: > If you’re getting traffic from Reddit, LinkedIn or Organic Search, you are a mobile app first. I was treating mobile as a "equal channel," but it's actually my primary storefront.

I am currently at 30-50 uniques a day, and I am hoping these refinements turn more of those mobile "scrollers" into long-term "trackers."

I would love for you to pull up the site on your phone and tell me: does the mobile UI feel "clean" or is there still some clunkiness?

[Link to WealthLogic.io]