Work/Life 2.0

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Work/Life HQ

Your company. Your co-workers. Your overview. One private screen for what needs you, what your digital co-workers are doing and whether it all runs.

Work/Life HQ is the screen a company's lead opens first. At the top: what needs them, in plain words, each item with a "seen, done" that brings it back only if it happens again. Then what is working right now, what is waiting and for whom, and what went silent while it was running; each project with its own work, schedules, open changes and machines; the machines and services the company rents, with the provider's word and the machine's own health side by side; and the evidence of work: the proposed change, its checks and whether the server has it. Every line says how it is known, and a source HQ could not read says "could not look", never zero; costs are only what a provider or a declaration states. Each member sees only their own co-workers and work; the owner sees the whole company in one view. What a business runs is passed in rather than built into the code, so the same app can serve another business; that has been tested with an invented company, not yet set up for a real one. The app is live for the lab; its code lives in the lab's own package, so the line count here is only this folder's.

Work/Life HQ
A screenshot of Work/Life HQ running on a made-up company: every name, machine, project and number in it is invented test data. The real HQ is private. View full-size screenshot.
Work/Life HQ
One project opened: its work, schedules, open changes and machines. A Hetzner server that is running but has a nearly full disk shows both. Invented test data. View full-size screenshot.
Work/Life HQ
The same board on a phone. Invented test data. View full-size screenshot.

The work behind it

Lines written
329
Files
4
Days worked
1
Commits
5
Started
18 Oct 2026
Last change
18 Oct 2026

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Measured 18 Oct 2026.