Rico

LifeOS is a personal operating system for turning long-term goals into realistic daily action. It connects goals, milestones, tasks, time-block planning, habits and analytics in one workflow. The core problem is the gap between ambition and daily capacity: people may know what they want to achieve, but struggle to adapt their plans to limited time, changing energy and existing commitments. LifeOS combines deterministic scheduling with an AI assistant that proposes structured changes. The assistant cannot modify the database directly: users inspect individual actions, approve only the changes they want, or reject the proposal. The server validates ownership, dates and scheduling constraints again before applying approved actions. Habits preserve schedule and pause history, while analytics provide a factual weekly review rather than an invented productivity score. Built during the hackathon with React, TypeScript and Supabase.