Household Operations · Utilities · Schedules & Essentials
What the house needs, grouped by store — built from what's actually low or out, not from memory.
The full calendar stays in Google Calendar, where it already lives. This is just the next dates that touch the house.
Navigation, not decoration — every zone carries its one fact. Tap it for the short version, then open the door if you need more.
This is a static, shareable test copy. It uses demo stand-ins — generic names, schools, and schedules — so it can be played with on a phone without exposing the real family record. Tap through the doors, change quantities in the Kitchen, approve a route in Review — those taps save on this device only.
Quick glances only — who's where, what's popping next, and what repeats every week. The whole schedule stays in Google Calendar.
Daughter is with Dad this part of the week.
The day-by-day custody schedule stays in the private record — it is not shown in this shareable copy.
Thu Nov 26 – Fri Nov 27 (demo dates). Both schools out — plan the week around it.
Hands off to Google Calendar — the app glances, the calendar holds the whole view. No calendar grid lives in here.
Key fact: runs pickups on Dad days — daughter and son, both afternoon pickups.
The one working surface — three areas, same as the record: the list, the meal plan, the recipes.
Built from Low / Out + the week. Change a quantity — it saves on this device.
Checkout happens in that service's own app. HOUSE OS builds the cart and does the price math — tapping Approve here readies the handoff, it does not buy anything.
The hunters whose deals this list runs against. These hand off to Instagram — House doesn't hold their pages.
Melyssa1,104 recalls checked against what's in the house.
Quick view only — what's the meal, and can the house make it tonight. Missing items feed the grocery list on their own.
Every recipe answers two things at a glance: can the house cook it now, and if not, what do we need.
2014 Toyota Camry — the next service, the one flag, and the full tire record. Maintenance lives here, not on the Hub.
Rotation — every ~7,500 mi · no rotation on record · due at the December service visit. It gets called at the oil visit instead of waiting for somebody to remember.
Car is at 260,081 mi — 1,503 miles to go. Rotation joins this visit (see the banner above).
Tires typically last ~3–4 years / ~50–70k mi depending on type — the record below is what that clock runs against.
Not a bank account — a range keeper. What the house saved, what it typically spends, and whether this month is staying inside the range.
Resets monthly — the counters start over Nov 1. Honest numbers only: nothing counts until it's filed.
No lane is over its typical range this month. A lane that passes its typical gets an Over flag — that's the whole job of this card.
The three catches, in plain words: Pace — are we ahead of or behind where the month should be? Leak — money leaking quietly, like buying what's already stocked. Defer — what can wait without hurting the house, named, not hidden.