Control Center
Open to today: your focus list, this week's objectives, the habit strip, and live badges for where you are in the year.
Personal life operating system
Pillars, projects, habits, and reviews. One system that runs on your semantics instead of a stack of borrowed templates. Plan the day, work the week, and let every rollup write itself.
The system
Every screen answers a different question: what matters today, what moves this week, what you're building, and what it all rolls up to.
Open to today: your focus list, this week's objectives, the habit strip, and live badges for where you are in the year.
Board or list, grouped by priorities you define. Overdue is a triage inbox: select what slipped and move it to a new day in one stroke.
Projects hang off the pillars of your life and roll up through them. Statuses are yours to shape; templates stamp out the recurring ones.
Streaks, records, and a 24-week heatmap, all fed by a daily log that takes thirty seconds, not a journaling practice.
Week, month, quarter, and year run the same rhythm. Rollups derive from what actually happened, never hand-maintained.
Reference databases with schemas you design: sixteen field types, relations that link back to projects, and pasted links that unfurl into cards.
The rhythm
Each cadence feeds the next. Days roll into the week, weeks into the month, and by December the annual review mostly writes itself.
Habits, sleep, workouts, a grade, a line of reflection.
Sunday to Saturday. Objectives up top, a day strip below.
Wins, struggles, and how the weeks actually went.
Projects moved, stalled, or done. Course-correct with data.
A twelve-month assessment across every pillar of your life.
Philosophy
Do-everything apps are wonderful — and a life OS assembled inside one is still yours to build and maintain. Every rollup is a formula you wrote. Every view is a filter you keep tuned. A general-purpose tool can't know what a week is to you.
throughline starts from the other end: the semantics live in the software. Weeks run Sunday to Saturday, overdue means the day you committed to came and went, done work files itself by the day you finished it, and projects roll up through the pillars of your life. It's tailored to one job — tracking the things that matter in a life — so the system holds the structure and you just live it.
Your data
Everything lives locally and loads instantly. No server required to plan your day.
Install it like an app. Airplane seat, dead zone, basement gym: the whole system works.
Optional end-to-end sync keeps phone and desktop on the same page. Literally.