One place the whole household looks at.
A rail of places - Calendar, Tasks, Rewards, Lists, Photos and the family Cookbook. Every place is one full-width page, so the rail always means go somewhere, never fiddle with layout.
One place the whole household looks at.
A rail of places - Calendar, Tasks, Rewards, Lists, Photos and the family Cookbook. Every place is one full-width page, so the rail always means go somewhere, never fiddle with layout.
The family week on one page - who's where, what's when, visible from across the kitchen.
Chores that actually get ticked, and rewards that make the ticking worth it - the family scoreboard, kept honest.
Household lists everyone can see and add to, on the same rail as everything else.
The family album, one page of it at a time - a frame that happens to be useful.
The Cookbook place is the full recipe product: scan a card and AI structures it, grab recipes from the web, share by link or code, album boards, painted covers, drawings. It's the one place that splits - 1, 2 or 4 panes, a different cook's book in each.
Home and the Cookbook app read and write the very same recipes. Run either - or both - and nothing is stranded.
Home works alone, and better with its siblings: recipes flow in from Cookbook, ingredients go out to Shopping List already scaled and in recipe order, and every ingredient is a real product from the same catalog Pantry Ponder scores.