I’ve been working on a new project called LifeOS, an AI-powered personal operating system designed to help organize tasks, projects, goals, schedules, and everything else you’re trying to keep track of.
The idea came from a problem I kept seeing while working on my own projects:
I can have 10 different things I want to build, school/work deadlines, ideas, and random tasks — but figuring out what I should actually do next is often harder than doing the work.
So I’m building LifeOS around one simple idea:
Tell it what you need to accomplish → LifeOS organizes it into a realistic plan → you work through it → LifeOS adapts when things change.
The current MVP includes:
• 📝 Task management
• 🤖 AI planning
• 📅 Scheduling
• 🎯 Goals
• 📁 Projects
• 🔄 Automatic rescheduling
• ⚡ Quick natural-language task creation
• 📊 Progress tracking
It’s live and I’m now looking for developers and other people who build things to actually try it and tell me what’s wrong with it.
I’m especially interested in feedback on:
- What would make this genuinely useful to you?
- What feels unnecessary or overcomplicated?
- What would stop you from using it every day?
- What should the AI be able to do that it currently can’t?
- Would you actually trust an AI to reorganize your schedule/tasks automatically?
I’d rather get 10 brutally honest testers than 1,000 people saying “looks cool.”
If you’re interested, try it out and tell me what you think.
🌐 LifeOS: https://life-industrious-flow-os.base44.app
I’m actively building this, so feedback can directly influence what gets built next.
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