Everything it does,
in one list.
No feature here is planned or coming soon. This is what is in the app today.
Money that tells you something
Most trackers draw a doughnut and stop there. It shows what you spent on and says nothing about whether you are keeping up. So there are two bars: what it went on, and how much of the budget is gone against how much of the month is gone.
- Expenses, income and transfers between accounts
- Your own categories with a monthly plan
- Accounts that can go negative — credit cards and overdrafts
- Debts that shrink as you pay them back
- A shared wallet: one list for two people, with who spent what
Health that arrives on its own
The part you do not have to maintain. A watch or a phone sends sleep, stress, HRV, steps and resting heart rate every morning, and the figures sit next to the weeks you worked late — which is the only way that data means anything.
- Garmin and Apple Health sync automatically
- Sleep, stress, HRV, body battery, training readiness
- A photo of your plate becomes calories and macros
People you meant to stay in touch with
A personal CRM without the sales vocabulary. Each person has a card with how you know them, what is going on with them, and every conversation you logged. Set a rhythm, and you get a quiet nudge with what you talked about last time.
- Meeting and call history against each person
- Reminders to get in touch, at a rhythm you choose
- A map of who knows whom
One screen instead of eleven
The dashboard is the point of the whole thing: what is due, how the fortnight went, which goals moved, who you have not spoken to. Not a summary of one app — a summary of a life that usually lives in eleven of them.
- Active tasks with the project each belongs to
- Goals with real progress, not a feeling
- Two weeks of work, created against completed
- The people you have been meaning to write to
Every last one
- TasksLists, folders, subtasks, priorities, recurring items, drag and drop, trash
- ProjectsA passport for each: purpose, metric, scenarios, risks, kill criteria
- GoalsProgress, deadlines, a project behind each goal
- CalendarTasks and events on one grid, ICS feed for Apple and Google Calendar
- DecisionsWhat you chose, why, and what came of it — so it stops circling back
- Weekly reviewsWhat worked, what did not, where the attention goes next
- MoneyExpenses, income, accounts, debts, categories, a shared wallet for two
- HealthSleep, stress, HRV, steps, resting heart rate — synced from Garmin and Apple Health
- FoodA photo of the plate becomes calories and macros
- JournalText or voice, with mood — the record you will reread in a year
- PeopleContacts with meeting history, reminders to get in touch, a relationship map
- AssistantChat inside the app and in Telegram, with access to everything you have written
- MemorySemantic search across notes, journal, decisions and tasks — by meaning, not by word
- WorkspaceAn infinite canvas for whatever does not fit a list
- Mind mapsStructure for thoughts that are still shapeless
- NotesPlain and quick, with tags and links to people and projects
- SharingOpen a task, a list, a project or the wallet to another person
- Live syncA change made on a phone appears on a laptop without a refresh
- SearchOne search across everything, by meaning as well as by word
- Two languagesThe whole interface in English and Russian, switched in one tap
- ExportTake everything you wrote out whenever you want
- Self-hostingOne Docker container, your own machine, your own database