Life-OS

Existing productivity tools are fragmented — tasks in Todoist, fitness in Strong, habits in Streaks, notes in Notion. Life-OS unifies everything into a single dashboard with a gamification layer that makes daily consistency feel rewarding. As a student balancing academics, side projects, and fitness, having one source of truth for everything saves context-switching overhead.

The home dashboard shows everything at a glance — today's focus tasks, daily habits with completion tracking, a Pomodoro focus timer, upcoming deadlines, weekly stats, and an AI assistant. Real-time data updates via Supabase subscriptions keep everything synced. Eight self-contained modules cover tasks, fitness, habits, ideas, calendar, AI assistant, Telegram bot, and markets.

Every action earns XP — completing tasks, maintaining streaks, logging workouts, and capturing ideas. XP accumulates into levels with milestone badges. Streaks are the core mechanic: consecutive days of habit completion build multipliers. The system also tracks daily energy levels (1–10) and correlates them with productivity metrics, helping identify patterns like 'I'm most productive after morning workouts.'

Supabase was chosen over a custom backend for speed of development — it provides PostgreSQL, auth, real-time subscriptions, and row-level security with minimal setup. The modular architecture means each feature (tasks, fitness, ideas) is a self-contained module with its own schema, components, and API layer. This makes it easy to build and ship one module at a time.