Question 1

What is LifeOS?

Accepted Answer

LifeOS is one place for the work of living — thinking, doing, and becoming. It holds your ideas, questions, reading, projects, decisions, and reflection in a single connected space, so the relationships between them survive instead of disappearing into separate apps. The goal is not to live for you, but to help give your life architecture.

Question 2

Is LifeOS a productivity app?

Accepted Answer

Not in the usual sense. LifeOS does not measure your day by how many tasks you completed, and it has no streaks, productivity scores, or manufactured urgency. It can hold goals and next actions, but the objective is living more deliberately — not maximum output.

Question 3

Is LifeOS a second brain?

Accepted Answer

LifeOS holds knowledge — reading, notes, highlights, questions, beliefs, and research — but it goes further than storage. It connects what you know to what you are doing, deciding, and reflecting on, so knowledge becomes part of a coherent life rather than an accumulating archive.

Question 4

Does LifeOS use AI?

Accepted Answer

The philosophy behind LifeOS is that AI may assist, but it should not replace user judgment — technology can help with the work of living without deciding for you how to live. This FAQ does not claim any unconfirmed or unshipped AI capability.

Question 5

Will LifeOS make decisions for me?

Accepted Answer

No. LifeOS does not decide what you should value, choose what deserves your attention, or tell you whether you are living well. It holds the structure — the places, connections, and record — so your own judgments have somewhere to land. The software supports the work. The life remains yours.

Question 6

What can I store in LifeOS?

Accepted Answer

Ideas, questions, notes, reading and highlights, documents, beliefs, research, goals, projects, milestones, next actions, focus sessions, daily reviews, and reflection. LifeOS connects these to each other — a highlight to a question, a decision to a belief, a note to a project — so nothing exists in isolation.

Question 7

Can I export my data?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your LifeOS records belong to you. LifeOS includes tools for backing up your data and taking it with you, so you are never locked in to keeping it here.

Question 8

Is LifeOS private?

Accepted Answer

LifeOS can hold deeply personal material, and it treats that material with respect. Privacy controls let you understand and manage how your information is stored and kept. Sync, backup, recovery, and system status are visible rather than hidden.

Question 9

Does LifeOS work on mobile?

Accepted Answer

Product mobile support has not been confirmed in the supplied product information. The responsive website you are reading now is separate from the LifeOS product itself and should not be taken as confirmation of product availability on any device.

Question 10

Is there an iPhone or Android app?

Accepted Answer

Native iPhone and Android availability has not been confirmed. Accurate platform availability will be published here once it has been verified.

Question 11

How much will LifeOS cost?

Accepted Answer

Final pricing has not been finalized. LifeOS is currently in private beta, and beta pricing has not been set yet. We will share details as they become available.

Question 12

What does "beta" mean?

Accepted Answer

Beta means LifeOS is still being actively developed and improved. Features may change, and some things may not work perfectly yet. People in the beta help shape the product by using it and telling us what is working and what is not.

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