I turned my life admin into a game.
I designed and built OS7 for one user: me. It tracks my budget, daily quests and seven areas of life through XP and real-world rewards. The Next.js and Supabase PWA works offline and syncs across my devices. This page uses fictional sample data.
Logging had to feel almost effortless.
I rarely kept using trackers because logging took too long and gave little back. In OS7, a spend or workout takes under five seconds to record and earns XP. Unspent daily budget becomes Sparks for guilt-free rewards. The runway card tells me how long my savings would last.
Money, Body, Mind, Craft, Soul, People and Order level independently, then show rust after a week of neglect. A companion character changes with my overall level. The mechanics make honest logging easy enough to keep doing.
Four rooms, one loop.
The same state, in the pocket.
OS7 installs from the browser and opens full-screen. Each user's state is mirrored locally for offline loading, then synced through Supabase. A spend logged at the supermarket is on my laptop when I get home. Quick log stays on every screen and takes under five seconds.
"I built the tracker I kept wishing I would stick with."
A code editor that hosts the agents I already use and keeps every change undoable.↗
