LifeOS
An offline-first personal life operating system. Five life domains gathered into one calm interface, with records encrypted on the device using AES-256. Cloud sync is optional.
01 — What it does
Five life domains, one view.
Notes, habits, plans and records don't scatter across separate apps. LifeOS gathers them into a single calm view where the state of each domain is visible without crowding the screen.
Your daily records are available offline.
Your data is stored on-device; sync is optional. Model downloads, account and store operations, and crash reporting you enable may use the internet independently of the sync setting.
02 — Privacy architecture
Verified claims
The on-device database is encrypted with AES-256 (256-bit key, cryptographically secure generation); cloud sync defaults to off and is opt-in.
verified in source codeverified 2026-08-19internal record: ventures/lifeos/app/lib/core/database/encryption_key_manager.dart + db_factory.dart + core/services/sync_enabled_provider.dartThe encryption mechanism and key derivation; the name 'SQLCipher' no longer refers to that literal library but to sqlite3mc's SQLCipher-compatible mode (PRAGMA cipher='sqlcipher') — functionally the same, the naming is historical.
03 — Interface
Publication status needs re-verification
No account needed after install. Trying it and deleting it is a legitimate outcome too.
Last publication check: 2026-09-06. You can open the link to check its current status.