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Features

A B0rd is a standalone display. These are the day-to-day behaviors — setup without an app store, a clock that finds itself, apps you schedule, and live cues from the tools you already run.

On your Wi‑Fi. No app to install.

Join the temporary network the device shows, open the setup page in a browser, enter your home Wi‑Fi, and you are done. Nothing to download — phone or laptop browser is enough.First boot →·Networking →

It finds the time — and where you are — on its own.

Once connected, B0rd picks up network time and local hours for your place so the clock and schedules make sense out of the box. Prefer a different timezone or a manual clock? Override either when you want.Display & clock →

Choose what it shows — and in what order.

Configure which apps appear and how they rotate in your scene playlist. Idle clock when the room is quiet; countdown when a launch is near; soft motion underneath. Timing is yours to tune.Playlist & timing →

Apps ship built into the OS image — not as downloads onto the device. Browse the app catalog or readThe OS.

Realtime notifications from what you care about.

Short title-and-body overlays with optional duration. Wire the tools you already run — including coding agents — so a finished job or a failed step shows up on the wall while you walk away from the desk.Notifications →

Schematic of notification overlay on a B0rd panel
Fig. — Notification overlay on the panel (schematic).

Idle clock

A clear wall clock when nothing else owns the screen. Soft motion sits behind the hands so the display still feels alive without stealing focus.App page →·Manual chapter →

Schematic of idle clock on a B0rd panel
Fig. — Idle clock as a desk appliance (schematic).

Launch countdown

Upcoming missions with compact T‑minus headers when network time is known. Pull live data on home Wi‑Fi, or inject a short list when offline.App page →·Manual chapter →

Schematic of launch countdown on a B0rd panel
Fig. — Countdown card on the panel (schematic).

Tide clock

Local NOAA tide predictions as an animated wave with high/low captions. Sticky tide mode or a rotation slot alongside clock and countdown.App page →·Manual chapter →

MIDI visualizer

An 8×8 pad field driven by MIDI notes from your DAW through a Mac bridge and MQTT — lights behind the clock or countdown, not audio analysis.App page →·Manual chapter →

Agent avatar

A desk-pet glyph face that changes expression as your coding agent wakes, thinks, runs tools, or finishes — same hook pipeline as monitoring, no log to read.App page →

Agent monitoring

A vertically stacked log of recent coding-agent events on the panel, with optional notify overlays from Cursor hooks, Kanbus, or CI companions.App page →

Hurricane alert

Ambient tropical awareness when your home point enters an active NHC forecast cone.App page →

Crypto pricing clock

Ambient price and 24h direction for a small coin list — a desk glance, not a trading terminal.App page →

In sync by design

B0rds don't talk to each other — they listen to the same clock. Every device reads the same synchronized UTC and follows the same shared timeline contract, so each one independently lands on the same scene, the same visit, the same transition, at the same moment. It's like an orchestra of musicians wearing earplugs: no conductor, no glances across the stage, just a shared beat in the bones. Hazard scenes even keep their reserved slot on every device — the alert unit paints the warning, the clear unit holds through the same beat — so the rhythm never drifts apart.

Synchronization requires network time plus compatible software and matching timing settings. A unit keeps working offline, but it does not claim to remain synchronized. Playlist and timing →

Schematic of two B0rd panels on two desks sharing one UTC clock beat
Fig. — Two B0rds on different desks staying in sync (schematic until a desk demo clip is recorded).

Accessibility

High-contrast and colorblind-safe display presets favor luminance and structure over subtle hue. Pair with night dim when the unit lives in a bedroom or close desk. Display chapter →