There is endless advice about health, food, money, work and life. It is not that you don't know — it's that nobody tells you what your actual Tuesday should look like.
Some of this rests on a named guideline from a major body. Some is sensible convention with no trial behind it. Some is purely your call. Presenting all three in the same confident voice would be the dishonest thing — so every recommendation carries a grade.
Every part of your life down the side, the week across the top. Not a to-do list — a picture of where your week actually goes, and what it never touches.
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drag anything to another day ↓
The grid is the week. This is the month — pick an area and see how it actually distributes, so variety is designed rather than remembered.
No settings screens. Tell Life OS what happened and the grid rearranges around it — and it remembers, so you only say it once.
Tap one to try it — or say several at once.
These are generated from the grid above — move something up there and all three rearrange with it. No saving, no syncing, no second place to keep in step.
How your week's hours actually distribute. A tick in a grid says something happens; this says how much.
Every day of the month as a stack of stripes — one per area of life touched. The repeating pattern is your week; the labelled days break it.
Twelve months from this one, clockwise. Everything slow enough that you shouldn't be carrying it in your head — dental, taxes, insurance, renewals.
A prototype built to answer one question. Three taps and a sentence would help enormously.
The grid above is the daily driver. These are the same plan sliced differently — kept here rather than on the front page, because most weeks you don't need them.