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ONE SOURCE OF TRUTHfor your whole life.

Life OS unifies fitness, nutrition, sleep, goals, work and money into one system you own — with an AI coach that turns it all into what to do today.

/01 · diagnosis

Your life is scattered. Are you?

The data that runs your life is spread across a dozen apps that never talk to each other. So the one question that matters — how am I doing, and what should I do today — has nowhere it can be answered.

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Fitness apps

Body weight, workouts and sleep — each trapped in its own silo that can't see the others.

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Spreadsheets

Money and goals live in tabs you forget to open, drifting out of date by the day.

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Your head

Everything else you just try to remember across the week — and mostly don't.

Nothing connects it. So nothing can tell you what to do next.

/02 · the system

The platform for your whole life.

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One source of truth

A datum entered once is reused everywhere it belongs — no re-typing, no drift.

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Insight, not storage

Trends, plateaus, adherence and a daily score — your data turned into decisions.

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An AI coach

Reads every module and tells you how you're doing and what to do today.

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Private by construction

Self-hosted, row-level isolated, journal encrypted — yours to export or erase.

/03 · modules

Nine modules. One operating system for a life.

Each module is useful on its own. The point is that none of them is on its own.

  • Body // MOD_01ACTIVE

    Fitness

    body weight, workouts and RIR → strength trends, muscle-group balance and plateau detection

  • Body // MOD_02ACTIVE

    Nutrition

    calories, macros, fiber and water → a bodyweight-derived protein target and adherence to your targets

  • Body // MOD_03ACTIVE

    Sleep & Recovery

    sleep, HRV and resting heart rate → a 0–100 readiness score

  • Body // MOD_04ACTIVE

    Activity

    steps and movement, synced from Apple Health

  • Mind // MOD_05ACTIVE

    Goals

    annual → quarterly → monthly → weekly → daily; on/off-track judgments and the day's actions

  • Mind // MOD_06ACTIVE

    Journal

    mood and energy → patterns over time

  • Work // MOD_07ACTIVE

    Dev work & Projects

    coding activity and project tasks → productivity signals

  • Money // MOD_08ACTIVE

    Freelance

    income → this-month and all-time revenue, attributed to its client and project

/04 · intelligence layer

A coach that has read everything you've logged.

coach — daily briefing

$ lifeos coach --briefing today > assembling context: fitness nutrition recovery goals devwork journal > journal words: EXCLUDED (mood/energy numbers only) > egress: BLOCKED — no key · deterministic mode ## Today ▲ body weight trending −0.3 kg/week over 14 days ■ protein adherence 92% across the last 3 days ● readiness 74/100 — moderate training day → one thing today: log a workout — 3-day gap

Each morning the coach pulls a window of your real numbers from every module into one place and writes you a short Daily Briefing: what’s trending, what slipped, and the one thing to do today. A Weekly review names what went well, what slipped and one focus for the week; a Monthly review names the trajectory, your biggest win and gap, and next month’s priority. It’s grounded only in data you actually logged — it never invents a number.

It’s read-only by default and provider-agnostic: bring any OpenAI-compatible key, or point it at a local model on your own machine. Your entries are handed to it as untrusted data, not instructions; the model never even sees your user id; and your journal’s words never enter its context at all — only the mood and energy numbers do.

No key, or you’ve chosen to keep everything local? The same briefing still renders deterministically from your numbers. Nothing leaves your machine until you connect a key and acknowledge zero-retention.

Open your Life OS.

The data is already being produced — your scale, your watch, your bank, your goals. This is where it finally lands and starts answering the only question that matters.

self-hosted · your data · zero egress without ack