Start without setup
Open Lifever and it is already useful. A local profile and thoughtful demo data are ready before an account exists.
FreeOpen source for macOS and the web
Life, together.
Reminders, calendar, notes, projects, and race weekends—designed as one quiet place, not five apps fighting for attention.
One home for the things that shape a day.
RememberReminders
PlanCalendar
ThinkNotes
MoveKanban
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The product
Everything close. Nothing crowded.
Each app keeps its own rhythm. Together they cover the ordinary work of planning a life without turning it into a system to maintain.
Calendar
See the whole day. Move it in seconds.
Create by dragging, resize in place, span multiple days, and move naturally between day, week, month, and year.
- Drag to create
- Day to year views
- Event alerts
A calmer default
Useful before an account even exists.
Most productivity software asks you to build a system before it gives anything back. Lifever starts ready, stays understandable, and grows only when you ask it to.
Sync on your terms
Sign in only when you want the same reminders, events, notes, and projects waiting on another device.
Own the whole system
Use the hosted backend or run the full stack yourself with Cloudflare D1 or PostgreSQL. Nothing important is hidden.
Authenticated data stays behind your session and is never mixed with the local profile.
Native without the ceremony
On your Mac in a minute.
A lightweight Tauri app with native notifications, signed releases, and updates that stay as simple as the install.
Prefer a direct download?$ brew tap badosz0/lifever https://github.com/badosz0/lifever
$ brew trust --cask badosz0/lifever/lifever
$ brew install lifeverYours, end to end
Open means open.
The app, API, database schemas, desktop host, deployment scripts, and release pipeline all live in one public repository.
The practical bits
Questions, answered.
Do I need an account?
No. Lifever starts with a fully usable local profile. Sign in with Discord only when you want cross-device sync.
Where is my data stored?
Local-profile data stays on the device. Signed-in data lives in the configured Lifever API and is scoped to your authenticated account.
Which platforms are supported?
Lifever runs in modern browsers and ships as a native Tauri app for macOS through GitHub Releases and Homebrew.
Can I self-host it?
Yes. Cloudflare Workers with D1 and Node.js with PostgreSQL are both documented and supported.
Make a little room for life.
Start locally today. Sign in only when sync becomes useful.