DashPeek is a menu-bar companion for a personal dashboard. The menu bar itself shows what matters next — a live countdown to your next meeting, with its title, switching to habit progress once the day's calendar is clear. Open it and you get today's remaining schedule, the habits you haven't done, the chores that are due, and what you've spent this month. It's a write surface, not just a readout: tick a habit, complete a chore, file a quick note to your inbox, or jump straight into the next video call, without opening the dashboard in a browser. It talks to one owner-only endpoint over a token kept in the macOS Keychain — it never touches your calendar or database directly.

Features

• —Live countdown — minutes to your next meeting, with the title, right in the menu bar
• —Adaptive label — falls back to habit progress once nothing is left on the calendar
• —Today's schedule — what's still ahead, soonest first, with the next one highlighted
• —Tick habits and chores from the menu; multi-count habits show 2/3 progress
• —Completed habits sink to the bottom, so the list stays a to-do rather than a ledger
• —Month-to-date spending, with how it compares to the same day last month and your top three categories
• —Spending stays masked until you ask for it — a dropdown opens in front of whoever is watching the screen
• —Quick capture — file a note to your inbox; the text only clears once the server confirms
• —Join — one click into the next video call, for any event carrying a link
• —Heads-up notification 5 minutes before a timed event; click it to join
• —Collapsible sections, launch at login, and a refresh on wake from sleep
• —Keychain-stored token; nothing cached to disk

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