Templates
A Homespun template is a starting point, not a finished product: deploy it as is, then ask your
AI to make it yours. Each one is a complete two-file app (index.html plus manifest.json)
already built, already working, and already private by default.
🧹 Chore Board
Section titled “🧹 Chore Board”A shared household chore chart that assigns, tracks, and tallies itself, with your AI keeping it fair. No accounts needed for the kids: only the owner and invited members can open it, and every completed chore is stamped with the real person who did it.
Who it’s for: a family or shared household splitting recurring chores across kids and adults, where “who actually did the bins” needs a real answer.
| Collection | Write | Delete |
|---|---|---|
chores | agent, owner, member | agent, owner |
ledger (append only) | agent | owner |
Three example agent actions:
- Set up and rotate the week: creates recurring chores each Monday, rotating who is assigned so the same person doesn’t always get stuck with the bins.
- Tally allowance: appends a ledger row crediting whoever marked a chore done, so points can never be self-awarded.
- Cover for absence and summarize: reassigns a member’s open chores when they’re away, and writes a plain-language recap of who did what.
Deploy it yourself:
homespun deploy ./templates/chores --slug my-chore-boardOr just ask your AI:
“Deploy this Homespun template as my own private app: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aerolalit/paneui/v2/templates/chores/index.html (manifest at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aerolalit/paneui/v2/templates/chores/manifest.json), then set up this week’s chores and rotate who does the bins.”
🍼 Baby Care Log
Section titled “🍼 Baby Care Log”A shared, minute-by-minute log of feeds, naps, and nappies, with your AI answering “when was the last one?” and writing the nightly recap. Built for new parents plus any grandparent or nanny who shares the caregiving, each entry stamped with the real caregiver’s name.
Who it’s for: new parents and anyone else sharing overnight or daytime care, who need a trustworthy answer to a 3am question.
| Collection | Write | Delete |
|---|---|---|
events (append only) | agent, owner, member | owner, author |
recaps | agent | owner |
Three example agent actions:
- Answer and log by voice or chat: “she just finished a 20 minute feed on the right” becomes a logged event, authored by the agent.
- Report on demand: “how long since her last nap and how many feeds today?” is answered by reading the log, no scrolling required.
- Write the nightly recap and flag drift: aggregates the day into a summary at bedtime and notes patterns, such as naps starting later each day.
Deploy it yourself:
homespun deploy ./templates/baby-log --slug my-baby-logOr just ask your AI:
“Deploy this Homespun template as my own private app: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aerolalit/paneui/v2/templates/baby-log/index.html (manifest at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aerolalit/paneui/v2/templates/baby-log/manifest.json), then log tonight’s last feed and write the bedtime recap.”
🧾 Household Ledger
Section titled “🧾 Household Ledger”A shared expense log that always knows who owes whom. Log a shared purchase in seconds, see live balances update for everyone in the household, and let your AI propose the smallest possible settle-up transfer when it’s time to even things out.
Who it’s for: partners or roommates who split shared costs regularly and want the running balance and the settle-up math handled without a spreadsheet.
| Collection | Write | Delete |
|---|---|---|
expenses | agent, owner, member | agent, owner, member |
settlements (append only) | agent, owner, member | owner |
Three example agent actions:
- Log from plain language: “I paid 84 euros for the weekly shop, split with Asmita” becomes an expense row with the right payer, split, and category filled in.
- Compute balances and propose settle-up: nets out every balance and proposes the single smallest transfer that zeroes it out.
- Nudge and categorize: flags an expense that’s usually logged by now and hasn’t been this month, and can back-fill an uncategorized expense.
Deploy it yourself:
homespun deploy ./templates/ledger --slug my-household-ledgerOr just ask your AI:
“Deploy this Homespun template as my own private app: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aerolalit/paneui/v2/templates/ledger/index.html (manifest at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aerolalit/paneui/v2/templates/ledger/manifest.json), then log a shared expense and show me the current balance.”
🧳 Trip Packing List
Section titled “🧳 Trip Packing List”A shared, per-person packing list your AI generates from the actual trip, then checks at the door so nothing gets left behind. Everyone sees their own bag, ticks items off live, and the household can watch the overall packed progress climb as departure gets closer.
Who it’s for: a family or group planning a trip together, who want a packing list built from the actual plan instead of a generic one, split by person.
| Collection | Write | Delete |
|---|---|---|
trip | agent, owner, member | agent, owner |
items | agent, owner, member | agent, owner, member |
Three example agent actions:
- Generate the list from the trip: given a trip description, writes the trip details and creates a full set of items split per person, including a baby group, with must-not-forget items flagged.
- Adapt to a change: told a new traveler is joining, adds them to the trip and generates their own personal items.
- Door check: on the morning of departure, lists everything still unpacked, leading with the flagged items, so the last sweep before leaving is trustworthy.
Deploy it yourself:
homespun deploy ./templates/packing --slug my-trip-packingOr just ask your AI:
“Deploy this Homespun template as my own private app: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aerolalit/paneui/v2/templates/packing/index.html (manifest at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aerolalit/paneui/v2/templates/packing/manifest.json), then generate a packing list from my next trip, split by person.”
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”All four live in the templates/
directory of the repo, each with its own README covering the full collections and permissions
model. See What is Homespun? if you’re new here, or the
Quickstart if you’re deploying one yourself for the first time.