Thanks for the heads up! That bit should be now fixed (looks ok on my iPhone 4), but unfortunately I don't have a retina iPad to test it out. I do know I have to do a little work to fix up the site for mobile.
Blueprint is not a web app wrapper, it actually runs proprietary native code and apps you create are entirely native – unless you choose to incorporate a web view component into your app.
However, if you'd like (since you are probably a programmer) you could use a WYSIWYG view (which is really a UIWebView and for which I've exposed some advanced fields for Javascript, CSS, page begin/end etc) and input your web app code so that you can wrap it in a native app (sort of like people do with PhoneGap, just without having to put together an Xcode project and handle builds and so forth).
Blueprint is not a web app wrapper, it actually runs proprietary native code and apps you create are entirely native – unless you choose to incorporate a web view component into your app.
However, if you'd like (since you are probably a programmer) you could use a WYSIWYG view (which is really a UIWebView and for which I've exposed some advanced fields for Javascript, CSS, page begin/end etc) and input your web app code so that you can wrap it in a native app (sort of like people do with PhoneGap, just without having to put together an Xcode project and handle builds and so forth).
Thanks!