The family command center
Everything your family is doing. In one place.
Life OS reads the calendars and accounts you already have, works out what the week actually looks like, and tells you the part you need to know.
One calendar
Everyone's week, on one screen.
Connect Google Calendar and Life OS reads the calendars you pick — school runs, practices, appointments — and lays the week out by person. It knows how long the drive takes, so it tells you when to leave rather than when it starts.
Meals
Dinner, decided on Sunday.
A recipe book the household builds, a week planned against it, and the groceries that follow. It reads the calendar first, so it won't put a roast on the night everyone's at swim.
Chores
Jobs, stars, and something to save for.
Kids get their own board with their own list. They earn stars for finishing, and spend them on rewards the parents set. No account to make, no app for them to install.
Ask it anything
The assistant that has actually read your calendar.
Lizzy can see the week you just set up — your people, your plans, tonight's dinner — and can act on it. Ask what Saturday looks like, or just tell her to add the appointment.
The wall display
Put it on the kitchen wall.
Point an old tablet or a spare TV at one link and it becomes a command center — what matters right now, who's where, the next four weeks, and tonight's dinner. No app, no account, no touching it.
What it connects to, and why.
Every one is optional, and every one is switched on by the household — never by us.
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