Tell it once.
Every app already knows.
A family of apps being built to share one account and one memory. A birthday, a name, a plan — written once, in one place, and simply there in every app. The first one is live. The rest are being built in the open.
Install one, or all of them
One sign-in for every app. Each app you add will already know who you are and what you told the others.
A fact lives in one place
Your brother's birthday is stored once, on his record. Correct it anywhere and every app that shows it follows.
Works with no signal
Every app works fully offline. Sync, when it arrives, is an improvement — never a requirement.
LifestyleType it. Done.
Your silent personal assistant.
Your calendar, tasks, habits and shopping, in one place. Type an ordinary sentence — dentist Monday at 3 — and it files itself with the right date, category and reminders. No forms, no dropdowns. It reads your sentence on the phone itself, in four languages — no server, no round trip.
Family TreeA tree the family builds.
Nothing is true until both sides agree.
Not a private chart one person keeps — one graph the whole family builds together. A relationship becomes fact only when both people confirm it, so nobody's tree can be spoiled by someone else's mistake. For those who can no longer answer, the truth is settled by weighted consensus among their living relatives, where closeness carries more weight.
AcquaintancesAsk someone for a number.
The contact you need is one friend away.
A contacts app where people keep their own details current, so your list never goes stale. And when you need to reach someone you don't know, the request travels quietly through the people who already do. Three consents, never one: they allow their number to be passed on, a friend chooses to share it, and they approve you.
The part you never see.
Two services sit underneath. Neither is running yet. When they are, a fact you put into one app will already be there in the next — not copied over, not synced by hand. The same fact, read from the same place.
Core
The account and sync first; later, the record of people and every fact the apps read from. One owner per kind of data, and no app will ever write into another's — anything crossing between apps arrives as a proposal you confirm, never as a silent change.
BuildingInference
A separate service on its own machine, so heavy work never slows the rest down. Its first job: teaching Lifestyle's offline parser more Bosnian grammar. The rules ship to the phone as data, and nothing you type leaves it.
PlannedOverlayText over pictures.
A standalone editor for laying type and stickers over images. It is not part of the platform — no account, no shared data, nothing depends on it. It shares the design language and nothing else, and it is listed here because that distinction is deliberate.