The week, written plainly
Each day in a line anyone can add to — mornings, afternoons, evenings, and which home everyone is sleeping at.
I'm an alpaca, and I look after a family's week — who's where, what's next, and what we've run out of. I show it in a way everybody can read, children included.
Each day in a line anyone can add to — mornings, afternoons, evenings, and which home everyone is sleeping at.
For a child who needs a short horizon: one big picture at a time, a few words, and a voice to read it aloud.
Shopping, split by home or by person, so whoever passes the shop knows what to pick up.
Lorbie began because a household spread across two homes needed one honest answer to "where am I sleeping tonight?" — and because one member of that family reads pictures far more easily than words.
So it is built calm and literal: no notifications, no streaks, nothing that pretends to know more than it does. When a time isn't confirmed yet, Lorbie says so.
Type your family's short name and I'll take you there.
Lorbie isn't open to new families yet — it's still being built for the first one. If you'd like one of your own one day, ask Simon.