Schlimmer family · Homeschool + family planning
Print a clean one-page overview for the homeschool room fridge.
Quick notes for James — shows up on his dashboard at /james.html. He can't edit them; you dismiss when handled.
Birthdays, anniversaries, annual doctor visits. Subscribed via the ICS feed → iPhone alerts you the day before + morning of.
Click any time slot to add a new event. Click an existing event to edit or delete. Standing events (with ↻) repeat every week.
The semester at a glance — edit break dates, track Marine Biology progress, plan the Mote trip. Everything here syncs across devices.
Auto-colored from your break dates. Edit breaks and this updates immediately.
Tap the checkbox as you finish each lesson. Tap a lesson name to edit or add notes.
The grand finale of the Marine Biology unit — the brand-new Mote SEA in Sarasota.
Auto-generated from your semester dates + Marine Biology lessons. Add a note to any week — it stays with that week only.
Pulls from your recipe library, this week's calendar, and any notes you give it. Picks four dinners Monday–Thursday and explains each one.
Fill in meals for the week. Use the shopping list below to draft your online grocery order.
Tip: type your weekly staples here once and tweak each week. Copy-paste into your grocery delivery app.
Save recipes once, use them every week. Hover a meal slot above to drop one in. Tag what matters (oven-ready, husband-can-make, high-protein) — that's what makes future AI suggestions smart.
Track what you're stocked on. Tap an item to cycle Have → Low → Out → Have. Anything marked Low or Out appears on the Meals shopping list automatically.
Daily resets take 5–10 minutes. The zone of the day is the one deep-clean focus that keeps the house from spiraling.
Each weekday has one focused area. Tap a day to jump to its checklist.
Update after each session. Pace badges compare your current lesson to the semester timeline (from the Plan tab).
Type any specific question — "she's stuck on vowel teams", "Math Unit 4 is too fast", "how do I bring Apologia to life for a 7-year-old". Claude reads your current lesson state + notes and gives 2–3 concrete suggestions.
Pick 3–5 specific things you want to do with the kids this week. Less is more. Check them off when done.
Click any idea to add it to your week. These are screen-free, low-setup, work-with-a-toddler-around activities.
Amelia checks off behaviors on her own page. Give bonus stars here. Sunday, tap Count the week to move earned stars into her jars using the Give 2, Save 2, rest to Spend rule.
Tap to give Amelia a star for that behavior today. Same data she sees on her page — cross-syncs.
Edits here show up on Amelia's dashboard. She redeems from her Spend jar. Change prices, add new rewards, retire ones she's outgrown.
Providers you actually call — kid activities, medical, family, home services. Tap a phone number to call, an address to open Maps.
Track every Step Up FTC-PEP purchase. Auto-computes what's reimbursed, what's pending, and what still needs paperwork before submitting.
On Instagram: tap the share arrow on a recipe reel → Copy link (or open the post and copy the whole caption). Paste below and tap Parse.
Group your contacts however makes sense — by activity, room, urgency, whatever fits.
Any date range you want blocked off — vacations, holidays, sick weeks, whatever. Colors flow into the semester calendar above.
Six is the sweet spot. Keep it short so Amelia can actually finish. Two blanks worth of open capacity if you want to add a temporary focus.
Adds this week's stars to Amelia's jars using the split rule 2 Give, 2 Save, rest Spend. Confirm below.
Groups the reward menu on Amelia's page. Default: Spend now / The little store / Save up for it.
Group your inventory however makes sense — by room, by shelf, however you shop.
Group recipes into your own categories. A recipe can live in multiple collections.