Workshop
Small AI systems I built for family life. They save time. I write about them because what took longest every time was writing down the rules we all carry in our heads. Large organisations have that problem too.
The projects
The write-ups are in Danish. The meal plan, the tournament planner and the calendar are up now. I write the rest when I have the time and the motivation. I also write them to remember what I did and what worked.
The common thread is the data layer. It is the least sexy part, and it is where you can keep entropy down. Necessary and a bit boring work, but afterwards the possibilities get big. Same in large organisations. Get the data in order first, and the rest is easy.
The meal plan that reads the calendar firstHandball times, travel and who is home for dinner, before a single dish is suggested.Read (in Danish)
The HIK tournament plannerEvery tournament we could go to, with the day entry opens, deadlines, prices and who is coming.Read (in Danish)
The calendar an assistant can work inOne calendar with colours and rules, pulling in school, handball, theatre, bin collection and email, and the meal plan runs on it.Read (in Danish)In progress
Electricity use, hour by hourIn progressThe house's electricity use hour by hour, from Eloverblik.
The contact list that keeps itself currentIn progressiCloud and Gmail in sync, including parents and players from the club.
Aula, sortedIn progressSchool messages in one place, so both parents see the same thing.
DBA and VintedIn progressSales listings written from photos of the thing being sold.
Budget and cryptoIn progressAn overview of the budget and the tax on crypto, year by year.