Features
Every screen, labelled.
Twenty screens, each one photographed and pinned. Pick a section, then a line.
The morning screen
Where a household spends about four seconds a day, and the only screen most people ever need.
- A tab for each serviceMilk, the paper, laundry, water — every one keeps its own calendar and its own rate. Switching is one tap.
- Log todayThe button already knows the usual quantity, so the common morning is a single tap on a button that says what it will record.
- Days offMark a range once before you travel. Nothing is counted while you are gone.
- A day that was loggedFilled, and carrying what actually came — the quantity is printed on the day rather than hidden behind it.
- TodayOutlined and empty until you fill it. An empty square is a question; a filled one is an answer.
- What the month holds so farA running count, so you can tell at a glance whether the month is complete.
What is next
The board by the door.
Asked for, planned, being written, and just done — moving left to right. If the thing you want is not on it, put it there.
At the gate
Asked for
- Export to a spreadsheet
- More than one household
- Shared with the family
On the list
Planned
- Yearly summary
- Search a past month
Being written
In progress
- Home-screen widget
On the slate
Done, recently
- Dark mode
- Payment notes
- Days off