Green means handled, amber means soon, red means overdue: lastGLANCE turns recurring chores and neglected catch-ups into one recency dial you can read at a glance. Add a chore once, set how often it should happen, and its color ages from fresh green through amber to red as days pass, with overdue items floating to the top on their own. Mark a job done and the timer restarts; backdate the entry when you finished it yesterday but only remembered to log it today. Seasonal work hides outside its active months, categories and subcategories arrange into a masonry board, and reminders fire when something crosses its due line. Each chore keeps its own statistics, average interval against target, and a timestamped history with notes, and a contribution-style heatmap in the header charts your whole completion record. People get the same treatment: circles for family, friends, and work contacts show when you last reached out, who usually initiates, and which birthdays arrive in the next thirty days. Households share chores with assignments and a Mine view, everything works offline as an installable PWA, and optional WebDAV or Nextcloud sync merges changes without conflicts under optional end-to-end encryption, with hourly, daily, and weekly remote backups. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.