Family information architecture
Navigation, room grouping, daily controls, status signals, and recovery surfaces organized for non-technical household use.
Romeo Apps
Family dashboard decision pack.
Send three to five redacted screenshots or sketches plus a safe device and entity inventory. Get the information architecture, naming and automation boundaries, one first dashboard slice, acceptance checks, and a safety stop list within 36 hours.
Written discovery only. No call, Home Assistant login, credentials, remote access, private configuration, onsite work, or electrical advice.
- Redacted screenshots
- Safe inventory
- Written only
- Scope first
The first paid unit
Architecture before access.
Romeo Apps turns safe, redacted household evidence into a bounded written plan for a family-facing dashboard. The pack defines what belongs on screen, what belongs in automations, how entities should be named, and the smallest slice worth building first.
Included
Everything needed to decide the next move.
Naming and automation boundaries
A consistent entity pattern plus a clear decision on what stays visible, what runs automatically, and what must never be hidden.
One dashboard slice
The smallest useful screen, its component inventory, priority order, and acceptance checks. This is a written design, not implementation.
Safety stop list
Anything requiring credentials, private configuration, live access, onsite work, hardware claims, or electrical advice is explicitly excluded.
Illustrative sample - fictional home
The decision pack makes tradeoffs visible.
InputsFour redacted screenshots + safe entity list
Primary userFamily member on a wall-mounted iPad
First sliceGround-floor daily controls
DecisionRecommendationAcceptance check
NavigationHome, Rooms, Systems. Keep routine controls on Home; move diagnostics out of the family path.A family member reaches any daily control in two taps or fewer.
Entity namingUse room, device, function. Replace duplicates and technical transport names before layout work.Every visible label is unique, plain-language, and understandable without opening settings.
Automation boundaryPut direct actions on the dashboard; keep recovery and safety behavior in documented automations with visible state.No dashboard action causes an undisclosed side effect, and automated state remains inspectable.
First dashboard sliceGround-floor scenes, climate, exterior doors, and exceptional alerts. Defer energy charts and admin controls.The common household state is readable in five seconds without scrolling.
This is a synthetic example of the artifact structure, not a client result or claim of implementation experience.
RomeoApps-owned decision sample
The artifact is inspectable without exposing a household.
Rooms, daily controls, system state, alerts, and recovery paths are prioritized for a non-technical family member.
Every recommendation has a plain-language acceptance check, safety boundary, deferred item, and implementation stop condition.
36-hour path
Agree the written scope, then pay once.
Accept scope
Confirm that the written decision pack, safe input bundle, exclusions, and 36-hour delivery window match the need.
Checkout
Pay once through the matching Stripe route and submit only public or redacted screenshots, sketches, and inventory details.
Receive the pack
Get the architecture, boundaries, first slice, acceptance checks, safety stop list, and one factual clarification pass.
One family-facing decision
Make the first dashboard slice small and testable.
Use safe evidence, keep credentials private, and know exactly what the first USD 75 buys before any larger implementation discussion. The matching Stripe link is sent only after written scope acceptance.
Confirm the USD 75 scope