One password for every app
Or, for now, the household password:
Reports from the home server, newest first.
Anything deleted in any app waits here for 14 days, then goes for good. Put it back and it returns to where it was, with its photos, notes and lists. Notes in KitDB's Trash show here in a browser signed in to KitDB, and stay until you delete them.
What the home page does once you are signed in.
KitHub's colours.
Uses the place the dashboard’s weather is for.
Every app follows it, unless you give one its own theme here or in that app's own menu.
Headings and text change together, in the 4.0 look.
Every app follows it, unless you give one its own font here or in that app's ⋯ menu.
The bar along the bottom. Put apps in any order, group some into folders that open upwards, or hide ones you don't use: a hidden app is still on the dashboard. A folder shows four squares, or the icon of one of its apps.
Put the tabs of KitHub and each app in your order, hide the ones you don't use, and rename them, with a word or an emoji. Each app opens on its first tab shown. Each app's ⋯ menu has Customize tabs too.
The 4.0 look, or the one from before it, in this browser. Every app follows.
Who KitBooks, KitFlicks, KitGames and KitTunes open on in this browser. Each app's ⋯ menu can change it too.
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Your KitHub dates — birthdays and anniversaries, subscription renewals, meal plans and your own goal end dates — in the calendar app you already use. It is a private link just for you, so keep it to yourself.
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Signing out here ends the hub session on this device. Each app keeps its own.
Signs out every browser on every device, on the hub and on each app's own address. Use it if a phone or laptop is lost. Everyone signs in again afterwards.
The nightly backup reports here once its encrypted copy is stored offsite.
This server's disk, memory and load, and what each app keeps on it. Measured when settings opens. Everything listed is in the nightly backup except KitDB's Feeds cache, which fetching rebuilds. On the server, sudo /opt/kithub/kithub disk /opt/kithub/data prints the same.
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Shared by every app. Defined once, here.
What every part of KitHub does, on a phone and on a computer, and what is new in this version. Each app has its own, at the bottom of the menu its name opens.
Versions and addresses.