Your day, on one glanceable screen
Meals, chores, projects, reminders — a little board for the room it lives in.
Kitchen Command CenterThe family's day, readable from the stoveWorkbench BoardWhat you're building and what it's waiting onMorning GlanceThe first ninety seconds of the day, sortedStudio Day BoardDeadlines and today's focus on the side monitorFridge DoorLeftovers, low supplies, and whose turn it isQuiet Health PanelMeds, water, and sleep without an app yelling at you
Or describe your own →The details you keep in your head
Every household runs on small details — who's on pickup, what's for dinner, which part the project is waiting on. A screen by the fruit bowl that answers at a glance beats asking your phone, which answers with everything else too.
And it should look like your house, not a control room. Your rooms, your words, your colours, big enough to read from the stove. That old tablet in the drawer gets a job again.
Describe the board — the tiles, the room it lives in, what counts as today — and it's real. When the routine changes, say so and it changes.
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Questions
- Do I need to know how to code?
- No. You describe what you want in plain language and it gets built. If something isn't right, say what to change.
- Can it run all day on an old tablet?
- Yes — that's the natural home for it. A published dashboard is a web page, so open it on the tablet, add it to the home screen, and leave the tablet plugged in with its screen set to stay awake. It keeps working offline once it has loaded, so a wifi blip won't blank the kitchen.
- Can the whole family update it?
- On the shared screen, yes — anyone who taps the kitchen tablet can change dinner or check off a chore, with no accounts to juggle. The honest limit: what you enter lives on that device, so the tablet on the counter is the copy that counts rather than something everyone's phone syncs to.
- Does it connect to my calendar or smart home?
- No — there are no integrations to wire up. You type in the details yourself, which is the point: a dashboard for the handful of things you'd otherwise keep in your head, not another feed. Free extras that need no account, like a simple weather strip, can be built in.