001ACTIVE
A personal command center for connected Volvo data — bringing vehicle status, information and integrations into one clean interface.
ONE HOME FOR ALL MY DASHBOARDS
Exploring what technology can do when everything talks.
A growing collection of personal dashboards built to connect the scattered pieces of everyday technology — cars, connectivity, infrastructure, home systems and whatever comes next.
VEHICLES✦CONNECTIVITY✦HOME AUTOMATION✦INFRASTRUCTURE✦DATA✦APIs✦EXPERIMENTS✦
VEHICLES✦CONNECTIVITY✦HOME AUTOMATION✦INFRASTRUCTURE✦DATA✦APIs✦EXPERIMENTS✦
01
THE DASHBOARDS
Different systems.
One way of thinking.
Each project starts with a question: could this be easier, clearer or more connected? The answer usually becomes another dashboard.
002IN BUILD
CONNECTIVITY MANAGEMENT
sim//DASH
One place to keep track of multiple SIM cards, providers, usage, costs and account data without juggling a pile of separate portals.
003PLANNED
SMART HOME / ENERGY
home//DASH
A possible unified view of connected appliances, energy, cameras, automations and the systems quietly running the house.
00XUNKNOWN
THE NEXT THING
?//DASH
Some projects solve a problem. Others exist because a new API, device or integration makes me wonder: what if?
02
THE IDEA
Not another app.
A personal control layer.
Technology is brilliant at creating possibilities. It is less brilliant at putting them all in one place.
all//DASH is where I experiment with fixing that for myself. It connects services that were never designed to work together, surfaces information that is normally buried, and automates repetitive tasks that do not deserve attention.
There is no fixed roadmap and no single category. If something produces useful data, exposes an API, can be automated—or simply annoys me enough—it may eventually become part of all//DASH.
01
Useful first
Every project should solve a real problem in everyday life.
02
Connect the disconnected
The interesting part begins where separate platforms meet.
03
Build to learn
Projects are experiments, not products chasing a roadmap.
04
Automate the friction
If software can reliably handle it, I probably should not have to.
03 / THE LAB
Built somewhere between curiosity and “there has to be a better way.”
The stack changes with the problem. APIs, self-hosted services, automation platforms, cloud infrastructure, local hardware and a healthy amount of trial and error are all fair game.
$ discover --unknown
Scanning available systems...
✓ vehicle telemetry
✓ mobile connectivity
✓ self-hosted infrastructure
✓ home automation
↻ finding next unnecessary project...
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A PERSONAL TECHNOLOGY PLAYGROUND
One domain.
Many dashboards.
No idea where it ends.
That is kind of the point.
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