Build the basics once.

The checklist has three tasks: wallet identity, progress dashboard and live data boundary. The default checks one task. Each checked task contributes one third of the progress bar, so one of three gives thirty three point three repeating percent and all three one hundred percent. Bars share six hundred pixels for full completion. These are manually entered setup labels, not proof of a working wallet, connected network, balance or transaction. Three independent yes or no checkboxes have eight possible combinations. Their completion counts are zero, one, two or three. There is one combination with zero checked, three with one, three with two and one with all three. Bars use one hundred twenty pixels per combination. The source uses only the count for progress, so different single checked tasks show the same one third bar. It does not validate that any selected foundation is actually finished. Export saves four fields: wallet label, completed task names, a count out of three and the explicit local only boundary. Bars compare four exported fields with three checklist tasks at one hundred pixels per item. On a fresh page, the initial state shares the default object. Editing that label changes the in memory default too, so Reset can keep the edited label until a reload recreates the defaults. This source behavior is preserved rather than portrayed as resetting a real wallet or chain.