Family Dashboard
Family Dashboard is a shared dashboard for one household: one screen for the calendar everyone is on, what’s for dinner, the grocery list, the chores and what the week’s shopping has cost.
It is built to sit on a kitchen tablet and to work on everyone’s phone, and each person in the home signs in with their own account and sees the same lists.
What it does
- Calendar.Merges the household’s calendars into one view, so school, work and personal schedules are visible together.
- Meals.Plan the week’s dinners, keep the recipes you actually cook, and get ideas sized for the number of people you feed.
- Groceries.What’s in the pantry and what needs buying, with a shared grocery list that updates as you plan meals.
- Chores. Optional per-person lists with a weekly board.
- Budget.Scan a receipt and it counts toward the week’s grocery total.
How it uses Google Calendar
Connecting a Google account is optional and the app is fully usable without it. It is never part of signing in: signing in asks only for your name and email address.
- Calendars you pick in Settings are read, so their events appear in the household’s merged calendar view.
- Exactly one calendar — the one you nominate as the write target — can have events added to it from the dashboard. Every other linked calendar stays read-only, no matter what.
- Someone outside the household can share their calendar through a link. They are asked for read access only, they never get an account, and they cannot see anything of yours.
- You can disconnect at any time in Settings, which revokes the app’s access at Google.
Who makes it
Family Dashboard is made by Pnumen Digital LLC. Questions, or anything that looks wrong: support@pnumen.com.