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๐Ÿ›ฐ๏ธ The Dock

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The Dock is a wall or counter display for your home. An old tablet on a stand, always on, glanceable from across the room, changing its face through the day. Think of an Echo Show for the nursery.

It is built for couples who live together, and it works completely on its own for a solo little. A caregiver is a layer on top, never a requirement underneath. Every widget shows a solo little the whole thing.

The Dock is free, including the monitor, timers, scenes and celebrations. Only the AI on the wall is paid.


Same accountโ€‹

Sign in once with the same email and password you use everywhere else. The display is built to stay signed in for months. If you are already signed in on the main site in the same browser, the Dock picks that up.

The Dock is a web app. Put it on a tablet, open the site in the browser, and add it to the home screen for a full-screen view. On an iPad that is Share, then Add to Home Screen.


What is on itโ€‹

PartWhat it does
Five pagesDay, Care, Warmth, Calm and Fun. Swipe between them. Each holds a few widgets that show your real data.
ScenesMorning, day, evening and a night face, built from your own wake and bed times.
Guest modeOne gesture turns the wall into a plain clock when somebody walks in.
The bottom barChores, routines, potty, one slot you choose, and an Everything menu.
The caregiver cornerA PIN-protected corner for timers, today's schedule, announcements, consequences, scenes and the monitor.
The monitorAudio and video from the Baby Monitor, with an indicator that can never be hidden.
The AI on the wallFour widgets on the AI Caregiver tier and up. The weekly summary is free.

Settings for this screenโ€‹

The โš™๏ธ gear opens the settings for this screen only. Each screen in your house keeps its own. Settings save to your account, so a cache clear on the tablet does not lose them.

  • Pages you can swipe between. Turn pages off. One has to stay.
  • When nobody's touching it. Dim after a while, how dim it goes, and keep the screen awake.
  • After bedtime. Show just a clock, and dim the whole screen so it does not light a dark room.
  • If someone walks in. Guest mode, what a visitor sees, whether coming back needs your password, and switching to the clock on its own after a while.
  • Whose day this shows. For a caregiver with more than one little.
  • What this screen is called.

Chores here are the choresโ€‹

There is no second chore system. A chore ticked on the wall is ticked on the main site and in the Companion. The potty button logs into the Untraining app. The schedule is the schedule you built on the main site. The Dock shows your dynamic. It does not keep a copy.