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One thing, then the next

Day Ahead

An airy agenda with a strong time column and a quiet hierarchy between now and later.

For a kitchen or hallway screen that answers what comes next today. It reads Google, Microsoft or ICS calendars, connected read-only, and each Calendar block can combine the calendars you choose; private events stay off shared screens unless you allow them.

Day Ahead dashboard with synthetic sample data
Actual Denframe renderer with synthetic sample data. Landscape, portrait and square previews use this release’s layout. Your sources remain local.
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By Denframe · version 1.0.0 · MIT · 1 KB

Included with Denframe · already part of every Denframe, nothing to add: Studio → Library → Day Ahead. This website does not connect to or control your home.

Make it yours

Connect a supported calendar source and add Calendar. Choose one calendar source or combine compatible outputs.

What you need

  • Calendar source

It is already in your Denframe: open it in Studio → Library, then choose Add to a dashboard…. Your sources and credentials stay on your own host.

Using the libraryDownload the fileSigned file for an offline import

The file is for a Denframe without this release, or a newer one than yours carries: Import a file in its Library. There is no remote auto-updater.

Read the block specification

Considered details

  • Prioritize the next event
  • Private event reduction stays on the host
  • Each calendar block can use its own connection

What it connects to

  • Calendar · optional. Google, Microsoft or ICS calendars, connected read-only on your host. Private events stay off shared screens unless you allow them. Family calendar guide

Layouts that use it

  • Morning Edition · Time, weather, your next appointment, then a few headlines. An editorial rhythm for the start of the day.
  • Kitchen Table · A welcoming mix of time, weather, plans, and small tasks. Useful during the morning rush.
  • Sunday Morning · A big clock, the weather and one story worth reading, with the day's plans beside them on warm terracotta paper.
  • Front Door · What to wear, when to leave and what comes next, for the wall by the door. Harbour colours over drawn dunes.

Drawn in

Linen · Soft paper tones, brown accents, and readable serif details. A gentle center for a busy home.

  • Background · #eee6d8
  • Surfaces · #fbf7ef
  • Text · #29251f
  • Quieter text · #5f574b
  • Accent · #79543a
LayoutKitchen TableThe household, together