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Google sign-in unlocks sync, shared tables, calendar feeds, push nudges, and the feedback form. If you stay local-only, the board still works.
NudgeTable is a local-first reminder board for the tasks that matter at home but do not belong behind a one-time alarm. Use it on a wall tablet or any browser, share tables with other people, set a default table and default view, and let the board keep gentle pressure on what is due.
The current app path is documented and matches the real behavior around onboarding, shared-only users, empty-table sample reminders, and resilient table selection.
This is the real path the app takes today across onboarding, table selection, reminders, sharing, defaults, feedback, and recovery.
Google sign-in unlocks sync, shared tables, calendar feeds, push nudges, and the feedback form. If you stay local-only, the board still works.
Welcome appears only if you truly have zero accessible tables. Any existing personal table or shared-only table counts and is respected.
Use cadence, due dates, priority, urgency curve, repeating or one-shot mode, and assignment on shared tables. Sample reminders show up only for an empty selected table.
Default table and default view live in Settings, so sign-in, cache clears, and fresh devices reopen the board in a sane place instead of guessing.
Real current app views from the live product. Click any one to expand it.
The board is not locked to one layout. Switch instantly between playful, dense, calendar, and list-based views without changing the underlying reminders.
Floating orbs with grouping, orbit-speed tuning, focus bringing, drag-to-rearrange, and readable labels that stay visible even when bubbles overlap.
A whole-table scan view with state color, progress bars, and a strong “what matters first” read from the top-left corner.
A focused, right-now view for people who want the next important reminders without the rest of the board competing for attention.
A seven-day planning strip for upcoming work, due clusters, and schedule shifts without losing the recurring cadence underneath.
A full-calendar overview for date-oriented planning, recurring routines, and spotting when a month is getting heavier than it should.
A state board from Fresh through Critical so the urgency shape is explicit instead of hidden inside timestamps.
A simple, dense checklist when you want predictable ordering, less motion, and zero ambiguity about what is at the top.
These are the workflows the app currently supports, not vague roadmap bullets.
Owner, Admin, Contributor, and Viewer roles are live now, including shared-only setups for people who never need a personal table at all.
Choose where the app should reopen after sign-in, cache clears, and fresh devices. The board now repairs missing selection instead of drifting into a broken “No table” state.
CSV and JSON flows both preview before writing, so you can clean up reminders before they ever hit the board.
Subscribe the board to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook, or export individual reminders as calendar files when you need a one-off handoff.
Per-device nudges are opt-in, work through web push, and are especially useful once a reminder crosses into overdue.
A floating feedback tab and avatar-menu entry both send feedback through the server-side form instead of a fragile mailto link.
The current app uses a signed app session cookie, server-signed invite links, hardened calendar feed tokens, encrypted-at-rest data, and explicit TLS for non-local database connections.
The app is installable, offline-first, readable across the room, and designed to live on a shared household screen instead of hiding in a browser tab.
Themes recolor backgrounds, accents, cards, and atmosphere. Matrix and Tuxedo now sit alongside the original five.
NudgeTable runs as a web app right now, which is exactly what makes the wall-tablet workflow practical.
Open the live app, read the in-app Help, or check the About page for the current build and privacy/security posture.