House Table
A tactile six-zone architectural map replaces a dashboard or bottom navigation.
HOW IT WORKS
Features and room cards
A detailed tour of the House Table, interaction faces, local tools, and all sixteen educational modules.
An information architecture shaped like a house
The app opens on an illustrated House Table, not a tile dashboard. Room zones can be selected visually, while a fully labeled module list provides a text-accessible path. A home control returns to the table and Android back handling returns from cards, Key Ring, or privacy.
Rhythm Ribbon
Six contexts filter suggestions without building a personal schedule.
Notice face
Prompts focus on objects, timing, space, and observable actions.
Say face
Consent-aware example language keeps invitations and boundaries plain.
Try face
Three visible steps make each practice small enough to test and revise.
Routine Tray
Three generic module IDs can be held locally and cleared at any time.
Key Ring
Favorites, two display toggles, privacy, and separate clear/reset controls.
State restoration
The current card and face restore through normal Android activity state.
Sixteen practical modules
The modules cover arrival, belongings, daily rhythm, meal setup, conversation, choice, shared-space agreements, task relay, conflict pause, inclusive activity, environment, attention reset, boundaries, outing readiness, safety sweep, and anonymous shared-task handoff.
Arrival Landing
Turn doorway moments into a short, flexible landing sequence.
Belongings Map
Group everyday items around leave, return, recharge, and care actions.
Daily Rhythm
Use opening, midpoint, and closing anchors instead of a packed schedule.
Meal Setup
Make roles, reachable work lanes, and the reset visible.
Conversation Turn
Open, reflect, invite, and release an everyday conversation.
Choice Markers
Present a few genuinely workable options and a pause option.
Shared-Space Agreements
Describe a place, time, cue, and revisable reset.
Task Relay
Pass a shared task with current state, next action, and finish cue.
Conflict Pause
Step out of a tense exchange with a concrete return cue.
Inclusive Activity
Offer equivalent ways to take part, observe, or opt out.
Environment Tune
Check path, light, sound, and object load one change at a time.
Attention Reset
Narrow a stalled task to one object, action, and stopping point.
Boundary Doorway
Name a personal limit, an available alternative, and a next action.
Outing Readiness
Verify essentials, access, current conditions, and a return plan.
Safety Sweep
Notice obvious shared-area issues without claiming formal inspection.
Anonymous Handoff
Use generic A/B/C task tokens, then clear the temporary tray.
Local data by design
Only the selected ribbon context, up to three module IDs, a set of favorite module IDs, and two display toggles may be stored in Android SharedPreferences. Backup and device transfer are disabled. There is no account, network path, export, or publisher database.