Member dashboards

Every member of the family gets their own dashboard. It is the family's shared system made personal: the same week, seen from where you stand in it.

What is on a member's dash

• Today — the day's plan at a glance: school, work, appointments, and the family's shared time.
• My jobs — my chores and responsibilities, marked done by me, visible to the family board.
• My goals — the things I am working toward, with progress I log myself.
• Family calendar — the week ahead for everyone: meetings, outings, deadlines, rides needed.
• Notes to the family — requests, flags and good news for the family meeting, dropped in as they happen instead of saved up and spilled at bedtime.

Parent dash, kid dash

The parent dashboard adds the whole board: every member's jobs, the meeting agenda building itself from the week's notes, and the planning view for time together. A child's dashboard is scoped to the child — their day, their jobs, their goals, the family calendar — with no access to anyone else's private notes.

Privacy, by design

Dashboards are private accounts, one per member. Nothing on any dashboard is public; the public site carries only the program. No child's name, photo, school or personal detail ever appears on the public pages.

Status

The dashboard system is the lab's active development build: the program pages are live, the dashboard design above is the specification being built to, and member accounts open family by family as each build stage verifies. The weekly rhythm — meeting, board, one-on-one rotation — runs from day one on the family calendar while the software catches up.