Dashboard
The one screen — money, health, and what needs a decision today.
Money, health, and learning tracked in one place instead of four apps and a notes file. LifeOS is the personal half of AIOS — the same login, pointed at the parts of life that never get a dashboard.
Work gets tooling and life gets a notes app. LifeOS gives the personal side the same structure: money in one column, health in another, and the things you bought to get better at something in a third.
The one screen — money, health, and what needs a decision today.
A purchase queue from wishlist to delivered, so nothing gets bought twice.
Every recurring service with its cost, cycle, and next renewal date.
Recurring bills and one-off spending logged against the month.
Courses, tools, and coaching you bought — and whether you finished them.
Recovery, sleep, and strain synced from WHOOP rather than typed in.
Supplements, routines, records, and the checkups that keep slipping.
Streaks and routines, scored against how the week actually went.
Quarterly intent broken into something a week can actually contain.
Daily notes that feed the brief instead of disappearing into a file.
The tooling gap between how people run a business and how they run a life is enormous, and it is the life side that compounds.
Subscriptions, recurring bills, one-off spend, and the education budget in one set of numbers — so the monthly total is a fact rather than a guess.
Recovery, sleep, and strain sync from WHOOP. Nothing to log by hand, which is the only reason health tracking ever survives past week two.
The education department tracks what you purchased against what you finished. Uncomfortable on purpose.
LifeOS sits beside EcomOS and the rest under one login and one subscription. The personal side is not a separate app to remember.
Seven surfaces are live: the dashboard, Buy Now, Subscriptions, Expenses, Education, Health, and Care. Habits, Goals, and Journal are in the model but not shipped, and the page marks them as such.
Yes — recovery, sleep, and strain come from WHOOP rather than manual entry. Other devices are not connected yet.
Yes. LifeOS is its own workspace with its own tables and row-level security. Nobody you share a business workspace with can see it.
No. Every module is independent — use LifeOS on its own, or alongside EcomOS and the rest. One subscription covers whichever ones you are entitled to.
Yes. The AIOS MCP server exposes LifeOS to Claude, so you can ask about spend, renewals, or recovery in a conversation instead of opening the app.
Every module shares the same login, the same subscription, and the same integrations. Add the ones you need as the work grows.
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