Life OS

The major dimensions of your life — Health, Career, Finance, Relationships, Personal Growth, and any others you define. Every other resource belongs to an area, giving you a top-level view of where your time and energy go.

Define what you're working toward with two types: metric goals track measurable targets with automatic progress, while milestone goals track completion of something specific. Goals support recurrence, hierarchies, and streak tracking.

Group related tasks toward a specific outcome. Projects have sections for organization and connect to goals, so task progress automatically feeds into your larger objectives.

Individual action items with status, due dates, and links to projects, goals, and areas. Tasks can depend on each other, be delegated, and carry their full change history.

A flexible surface for journal entries, meeting notes, ideas, and periodic reviews. Notes support rich text, version history, reusable templates, and can be linked to nearly any other resource.

Save web content with automatic metadata extraction. Tag them for flexible organization, rate them, and search across everything you've saved.

Track and organize real-world things — books, movies, articles, podcasts, courses, people, and any other type you define. Each type has its own schema, and items can be tagged and linked to activities.

Meetings, appointments, deadlines, and recurring commitments — synced from external calendars or created natively. Events connect to your broader system through notes, activities, and reminders.

Reusable templates for how you want to spend your time — deep work, exercise, reading, family time. Schedule them onto your calendar with recurrence so routines repeat automatically.

Time-based or location-based nudges that sync with iOS Reminders. Link them to tasks, calendar events, or time blocks to stay on track.

Log what you do with your time — by duration, quantity, or occurrence. Activities feed directly into your goals and metrics, closing the loop between planning and reality.

Capture quantifiable data points — weight, sleep, finances, pages read, or any custom metric. Measurements come from manual entry, device imports, or derived calculations, and feed into goals and trends.

Capture your subjective state — mood, energy, emotions, and sensations. The qualitative layer that sits alongside your quantitative measurements, showing how your inner state connects to what you do.

Your system's outputs and attachments — images, documents, exports, dashboards. Uploaded by you or generated by the AI, functions, and apps. Preview, edit, and link them to any resource.

A flexible, hierarchical labeling system that works across every resource type. Applied manually or by the AI, tags add a personal organization layer on top of structural relationships.

Typed connections between any two resources. Link a note to a bookmark, a goal to a person, or an activity to an article — beyond the built-in structural relationships.

Pre-computed aggregations that turn your raw data into trends at multiple granularities. They power dashboards, goal tracking, and AI analysis.