Kaizen is the calm operating system for your personal life. One place for tasks, projects, people, trips, possessions, and the books and ideas you keep returning to.
Type a sentence — anywhere, from any device. It files itself.
Your account, your data. No team plans, no analytics on you, nothing watching.
No streaks. No reminders that nag. No dashboards. Just the thing you wrote down, where you can find it.
Web, Mac menubar, Chrome extension, iOS share sheet. Same brain, every surface.
Type how you'd talk. An AI classifier reads the sentence, looks up anything missing on the web, and routes the result into the right table — todo, friend, place, investment, book, trip, anything.
From any page. Type, hit Enter, keep working. A drawer slides down when it's ready.
Native menubar app. Global hotkey opens a tiny composer, even over fullscreen.
Bookmark any article in a keystroke. Title + URL flow into your reading list.
Share anything from your phone — links, selections, photos — same brain, same destinations.
One app instead of twelve. Calm, deliberate, and yours.
iOS-Reminders feel — lists, subtasks, due dates, drag-to-reorder. Single-click to edit. Double-click for notes + subtasks in a modal.
Each project gets its own tasks, notes, and files. Captures auto-route to the right one.
Honest CRM for the people you want to stay close to. Country, role, socials, how you met, full interaction timeline.
Destinations, dates, lodging, packing, day-by-day items. Drop a sentence about a trip, get a row.
Service records, drives, contacts, parts. Snap a receipt and the service entry writes itself.
Ventures, stocks, crypto, real estate. Round, lead, co-investors, valuation — the AI fills what's public.
What you own, with current resale values estimated for you. Snap a photo, get brand, model, condition, value.
Books, articles, films, shows, podcasts. To read · To watch · To listen · In progress · Consumed.
Restaurants, hotels, parks. Neighborhood, cuisine, price, hours — looked up automatically.
Habits, routines, principles. Cadence, trigger, why. A library of how you want to live.
One paper page each morning — every list, overdue at the top. Pull, not push.
One account per person. Magic-link auth, no passwords. Export or delete any time.
"Dinner with Sam Thursday at 7." "Trip to Lisbon in October." "Bought a vintage chair, $250." No syntax. No fields.
Claude classifies the sentence, searches the web if needed (place hours, book authors, public investment data), and assembles a clean proposal.
Pending captures land in a quiet top-anchored drawer. Glance, fix, approve. Or let them auto-approve from the menubar.
One account, one keychain, the whole of you. Free while it's small.