HouseHum

Named for the background hum of a house running: the thing nobody notices once it works.

A household writes down what is in the house: how many bottles are full, whether the dishwasher is clean, when the trash last went out. It says so in one tap here, or in one sentence to an assistant that passes it on through Mind Tether. Everyone in the household then sees the same thing, with the time each value was true, and nobody has to ask.

See DESIGN.md for the rules, the visual language and the reasoning behind each decision.

Every household runs this ledger in someone's head, and it fails the same way: two people each checking, or neither. Most software that tries to fix it becomes a chore app. This one keeps a list of the things it refuses, and the rules below are why.