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Team Jellie Hub
Shared Dashboard

Team Jellie Hub

A lightweight daily dashboard for Jason and Kellie. This version is built to run as a simple HTML page on a smart hub, tablet browser, or local web page.

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Retirement Countdown

Motivation, with math
Jason
58½ target
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Kellie
65 target
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Shared To-Do List

Local browser storage

    Daily Note

    Good for messages, reminders, or a tiny peace treaty

    Meal Ideas

    Simple shared list

      Weather Placeholder

      Swap in live weather later
      Morning
      48°
      Jacket weather
      Afternoon
      61°
      Pretty decent
      Evening
      52°
      Back to hoodie mode

      Quick Links

      Your daily launch pad
      Blog Deep Dive AI Podcast YouTube Deep Dive AI channel Spotify Podcast quick open Facebook Business page

      Version 1 Roadmap

      What to add next
      Live weatherAdd a real API or widget feed
      Shared calendarEmbed Google Calendar or iCal view
      Hub messagesMorning note or rotating reminders
      Travel countdownsTrips, birthdays, and event timers
      Team Jellie Hub v1 — built as a lightweight first tool.

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