Life OS
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Open your life.

Life OS turns the Markdown notes you already keep into a living picture of your life: today, projects, people, places and the long arc. Beautiful without decorating, and it all stays on your device.

Preview 0.2 · macOS 12 or later · or any modern browserPreview 0.2 · runs in any modern browser · nothing to install

Home.md — Maya OS

Good morning, Maya

Fictional

Chapter 4 · The Island Atlas Year · 2025 – now

This week

Say no to one good thing so the great ones have room.

Today Tue 29 Sept

    Open Maya's life
    from 00 Home/Home.md · synced 07:02 · Fictional

    One vault. Four worlds.

    The same notes can be an operating system, a magazine, a documentary or a record sleeve. Switch whenever you like; the files never change.

    Maya's life in the Desktop world, light theme

    Your life as an operating system. Notes sit on the desktop and open into living windows.

    Open this view live/app/?persona=maya&world=desktop&theme=light

    Bring the notes you already have.

    No migration and no decorating. Point Life OS at what you keep today, or start fresh in a few minutes.

    Nothing to take on faith.

    Life OS is a lens over plain files. Any screen can show you the note it came from, and every claim says what kind of truth it is.

    Sam OS · 05 Life Areas/

    Health & Energy.md

    Derived
    ---
    type: life_area
    title: Health & Energy
    signal: "Sleep, exercise and environment as levers"
    provenance: derived
    source: https://blog.samaltman.com/productivity
    ---
    # Health & Energy
    
    In his public productivity essay, Sam Altman describes sleep as especially important for productivity…
    
    > No health data is tracked for a real person. Only themes from his public writing appear here.
    Public Self-reported Derived Demo
    Plain Markdown, on your disk
    Your life stays as ordinary .md files in folders you choose. Open them in Obsidian, any editor or GitHub; Life OS only reads them.
    Nothing uploads
    The Mac app and the browser version both read your vault on your device. There's no Life OS account and no server holding your notes. If you connect Claude to Ask My Life, you confirm before anything is sent.
    Every claim shows its source
    Open any card to see the note behind it. Demo lives mark each line Public, Self-reported, Derived or Demo, and a demo is never shown as fact.
    Read-only unless you say so
    Life OS only saves changes after you switch saving on for that vault, and it keeps the previous version of every note first. The optional MCP server follows the same rule.

    Encrypted cloud sync across phone and desktop is on the roadmap. It isn't in this preview, and nothing here pretends it is.

    Your life, in its own window.

    Life OS for Mac reads the vault you already keep, right where it lives. No account, no sync, nothing uploaded.

    The browser version has the same four worlds, the same lives and the same Setup, and your notes never leave your device there either.

    Version 0.2.0 · macOS 12 or later · Apple silicon 199 MB · Intel 205 MB

    On Windows, Linux or a phone? Open Life OS in your browser. Everything above works there too.

    Life OS for Mac.md

    The Mac download opens shortly.

    What the Mac app adds to the browser version:

    • Opens your vault straight from disk
    • Redraws the moment a note changes
    • Reopens your last vault on launch
    • Works offline, with the demo lives bundled
    Preview 0.2 · macOS 12 or later · Apple silicon and Intel
    First launch.md

    This preview isn't notarised by Apple yet, so macOS asks before opening it the first time.

    1. Open the download and drag Life OS into Applications.
    2. Open Life OS. If macOS says it can't check the app, choose Done.
    3. Go to System Settings › Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway.

    Comfortable in Terminal? This does the same thing:

    xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Life OS.app"