Simplify your morning with this vibe-coded schedule app.

Ashwani Kumar — Tue, 11 Aug 2026 12:58:16 +0000

Simplify your morning with this vibe-coded schedule app.

Tired of starting your morning staring at bright screens and stressful notifications? Raph, a creative technologist at Google, built a custom app called Glanceboard with Gemini 3.6 Flash and Nano Banana to transform that daily routine.

Every morning, Glanceboard checks Raph’s family Google Calendar and the local weather. Then, it prompts Nana Banana to generate a personalized illustration of his children wearing forecast-friendly clothes. That image shows up on an e-ink display, letting Raphael’s family know their schedule, what to wear, and what to pack for the day.

Glanceboard operates on a lightweight local server — no cloud accounts or bright screens required — offering a serene and personalized way to stay organized. And Raphael says it’s a great way to get kids engaged and organized without the stress.

Want to try Glanceboard yourself? We’re open-sourcing the code so you can ask Google Antigravity to make you one, too. Get the full details on how to build it and the hardware he used in the GitHub repo.

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The “vibe-coded” schedule app you are referring to is Glanceboard, a custom morning assistant created by Google creative technologist Raphael Dalo. It is designed to replace stressful screen notifications with a serene, visual ritual for families. [1, 2]

How Glanceboard Works

E-Ink Display: The system bypasses traditional bright smartphone screens entirely, displaying data on a gentle e-ink screen.
Smart Automation: Every morning, the application checks the family’s Google Calendar and cross-references it with local weather data.
Personalized Visuals: It prompts an AI model to generate a custom illustration of the user’s children dressed perfectly for that day’s weather, visually signaling what to wear and what to pack.
Private and Lightweight: The app operates entirely on a local server, meaning no external cloud accounts are required to run it. [1, 2]

The AI Tech Behind It

The app was “vibe coded”—built primarily using natural language instructions rather than manual software engineering—using Gemini 3.6 Flash for processing calendar logic and the Nano Banana model for image generation. [1, 2, 3]

If you want to try building your own custom morning tracker or automated calendar assistant, the source code is publically accessible

Glanceboard is a custom, e-ink schedule and weather display app created to simplify family mornings without using bright screens or stressful phone notifications. [1]

Announced on the Google Blog on July 31, 2026, the project was built by a Google technologist named Raphael to help kids get organized independently. [1, 2, 3]

How Glanceboard Works

Calendar Check: Every night or morning, the app reviews the family calendar for the day’s events.
Weather Sync: It pulls the local weather forecast to see what temperature and conditions to expect.
Custom Art: It prompts an AI tool called Nano Banana to draw a personalized illustration of children wearing the right clothes for the weather.
E-Ink Display: The final image shows the schedule, what to wear, and what to pack on a calm, non-glowing e-ink screen. [1, 3]

Key Technology

AI Models: Powered by Gemini 3.6 Flash and Nano Banana.
Server: Runs on a lightweight local server with no cloud accounts required.
Open Source: The code is open-sourced so users can build their own version using the instructions on GitHub. [1, 3]

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