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Family-first home — mockup

Same dashboard page, same route, same components. The only change is what comes first for a guardian who has children enrolled in SUN Youth℠. Mockup at review width — static sample data, nothing wired.

Today

A guardian who came for chores, in the current order. Family work starts ten blocks down — and the chores, goals, calendar and portal links are not on this page at all.

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CW
Christopher Wirkkala
Premier · since 2024
Before any family surface appears
Account strip — name, Premier, phone verified
Work tiles — reply, messages, listings
My Sphere map
Action groups — sell, buy, money
Net worth hero
SphereUs℠ Rewards
Marketplace search
Productive hours
Community Impact tile
Then
Golf Your Age tile
SUN Youth tile ← family work starts here
SplitZen tile
Asset revenue intelligence
Upgrade card
Tabs: Inventory · Activity · Network
Second tabs: Activity · Finance · Giving
Trust · Pending · SUDS · Sunny
Divisions footer
A guardian arrives for chores and scrolls past ten blocks before reaching one — and the chores, goals, calendar and portal links are not here at all. They live on SUN Youth pages.
Proposed

Family work on arrival: today's chores, savings and pay plan, training, calendar, and each child's portal link — then everything else in one collapsed area.

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CW
Christopher Wirkkala
Premier · since 2024
2 enrolled students · $412 combined earnings · 34 gigs done
Today
2 chores · 1 needs you
Jonah finished “Wash the family car”
Marked done · confirm to release $12.00 allowance
Confirm
M
Take out the recycling
Maya · Due today
$6.00
Mark done
J
Mow the back lawn
Jonah · Due Thursday
$12.00
Mark done
Check-in at your own home is one tap — no PINs, no site inspection.
Savings & pay
Pay plan per child
M
Maya
Mountain bike
$180 of $300 saved
Allowance $8.00 per chore
Roth IRA match 25% · $2.00 per chore
Goal earmark 25% · $2.00 per chore
J
Jonah
First car fund
$640 of $2,500 saved
Allowance $12.00 per chore
Roth IRA match 25% · $3.00 per chore
Goal earmark 15% · $1.80 per chore
Academy — next up
Their training, their pace
Lawn Mowing · Level 2
Maya · Ages 14–15 · 3 of 5 sections
Pet Sitting · Level 3
Jonah · Ages 16–17 · not started
Dog Walking L2 earned
Family calendar
Chores and community work
Today
4:00 PM
Take out the recycling
Maya · Family chore
Thu
All day
Mow the back lawn
Jonah · Family chore
Sat
9:00 AM
Leaf raking · First Tee chapter
Maya · Community gig Riverside Park
Teen portal links
One per child
Maya · age 14
sphereus.com/TeenPortal?c=••••maya
Copy
Jonah · age 16
sphereus.com/TeenPortal?c=••••jonah
Copy
Each link opens only that child’s read-only view — no account needed.
Your Sphere℠
Marketplace, earnings, rewards, net worth, SplitZen and the rest — exactly as today
MarketplaceMy ListingsMy StorefrontMy OrdersMy EarningsMy BookingsMy RequestsSphereUs℠ RewardsMy Net WorthMy Sphere mapProductive hoursSplitZenGolf Your AgeCommunity ImpactInventory · Activity · NetworkTrust · Pending · Sunny
Shown expanded here only so you can see what is inside. Live, it opens on one click.
What this proposes
  • Chores lead, with the one thing that actually blocks a parent — a finished chore waiting on confirmation.
  • Savings goal, allowance, Roth IRA match and goal earmark per child, on the same screen as the chore.
  • Academy shown as what each child can train for next, not as a catalogue.
  • One calendar holding family chores and community gigs together.
  • Each child's portal link, copyable, so a parent is not hunting for it.
  • Everything the dashboard shows today — unchanged — inside one collapsed "Your Sphere℠" area.
What this does not touch
  • The route. This is the existing dashboard, reordered — not a second page to maintain.
  • Anyone who is not a guardian with an enrolled child. A Premier with no enrollment keeps today's dashboard exactly as it is.
  • Tiers, pricing, entitlements, permissions or data. It is an ordering decision, not a feature gate.
  • Any card's content or capability. The collapsed area expands to what is there now.
Worth deciding before I build it
  • Does the collapsed area remember being opened, per person?
  • Should the family block sit under the account strip, or should the strip itself shrink to one line?
  • One child enrolled vs. several — same layout, or a per-child row that expands?