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Design the bottom of a mobile list where pulling up reveals more items. The gesture should feel native to a feed, inbox, or catalog: the user reaches the end, then discovers there is more content by dragging upward from the bottom edge of the list.

At rest, the list should communicate that it continues beyond the visible items. Use a clear bottom affordance, loading cue, or partial peek of the next batch so the interaction reads as a pull, not a tap or a page jump.

Show the loading moment after the threshold is crossed. The indicator lives in the same list flow, anchored to the bottom, while the current items stay stable above it. The user should understand whether more content is arriving, already loaded, or unavailable.

This challenge is about making infinite scroll feel intentional at the boundary. The hardest part is the transition between the last visible item and the loading state, where the list must stay readable and the next action must be obvious.