Plans someone already worked out. Yours to change.
A Kit is a plan I've put together, with the dates, the bits to pick from and the little notes. You add it to your own Cloudbase with one button. From then on it's yours, and you can keep it, bend it, or clear it out.
Add one to your own Cloudbase with a button. From then on it's yours to keep, bend, or clear out.
Four December Saturdays. Something to do while it's light, a movie once it's dark, and a playlist for the bit in between.
Something to do while it's light, a movie once it's dark.
Try it, add it, make it yours.
Every Kit has a piece you can play with before you sign anything. Tick a thing, pick a thing, see how it'd feel.
It goes into your Cloudbase on its own, worked out for your dates and time zone. Nothing else in there changes.
Rename it, move it, swap what's in it, clear it out. It's a copy, so nothing I change on my end reaches it.
Phases with real dates that turn up on Today the morning they matter, and never before.
The things you choose between: movies, recipes, readings. Add your own or clear mine.
Extra options to drag in when the plan needs a change. Ignore them happily.
Sometimes a playlist, in Spotify's own widget, with a plain list underneath.
Shareable Kits can be sent to the rest of the house with a link. The page says if a Kit is one.
Some plans aren't yours alone. Text the link, and they're in.
On a Kit meant for a household, you can bring someone in with a link. There's no account and no password. They tap it, tell me what to call them, and their phone remembers them. Each Saturday shows up for both of you, and whoever ticks first, it's ticked.
- Free, on a shareable Kit, for as many of the household as you like.
- They see the Kit and nothing else of yours: no notes, no work, no money.
- Cut a link off whenever you like. Nothing they ticked goes away.
Not every Kit is shareable. A Kit for your own work stays yours, and its page says which it is.
Christmas Saturdays is free, with or without a paid Cloudbase. If a Kit ever costs something, it'll say so plainly up front.
No. You can use it just for the Kit. Everything else stays off and out of the way until you'd like it.
On a shareable Kit, yes. Send them a link and they're in, with no account or password. Christmas Saturdays is shareable. Kits for your own work aren't.
Nothing is deleted. Your Kit stays where you left it, and everything exports.
Yes, when they're good. I'd rather make one Kit worth adding than a shelf of filler.
Start with the Saturdays.
It's the nicest plan I've got, and the easiest way to see what a Kit is.
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