Ten household things, each with a voice and a schedule, all talking over each other. The family dial is the whole toy: at zero every device is its own species and the house is the kitchen at 7am; at one they share a scale, a timbre and a three‑note cell, and the same events turn into something you'd sit inside. Turn things on, then drag the dial slowly. They open their mouths on the sounds you hear, and they look at whoever spoke last.