Everything you are juggling, on one page
LifeHQ is a personal dashboard for your calendar, tasks, contacts, habits and money. It opens on Today — what is on, what is due, what you said you would do — and everything else is one keystroke away.
Start with Today, not with everything
Most dashboards open on a wall of widgets and leave you to find the signal. LifeHQ opens on the one screen that answers what am I doing today, then gets out of the way. Press Ctrl+K anywhere to jump, capture or search.
Calendar
Events, recurrence that follows the real RFC 5545 rules, and time blocking. Share a calendar with one person, or publish a read-only link that Apple Calendar, Google Calendar and Outlook can subscribe to.
Tasks
Lists, subtasks, due dates, and a memo field for the detail that never fits in a title. Ordered by what is actually next.
Habits
Daily ticks with a streak and a heat map, so you can see the pattern without being shamed for missing a Tuesday.
Money owed
A debt tracker that does real amortisation in whole cents. Compare avalanche against snowball and watch the payoff date move as you change what you pay.
Contacts
Addresses, numbers and birthdays, kept by you rather than by a social network that wants something in return.
Clock and focus
A focus timer that records sessions, plus alarms and a world clock — the small things you reach for a dozen times a day.
Every part of LifeHQ is a plugin
The calendar is a plugin. So is the debt tracker. Add the ones you want, remove the ones you do not, and the dashboard rearranges itself around what is left. Then browse the Store for plugins other people have written.
- Third-party plugins run sandboxed, with no access to your session
- Each one asks for permissions by name, and you grant them
- Every submission is read by a person before anyone can install it
- Remove a plugin and its access stops immediately
Install it properly, or do not install it at all
The same account and the same data, whichever way you open it.
Windows
A real desktop application with its own window and icon, and a per-user installer that does not need an administrator.
Android
A signed application, not a shortcut. Opens full screen with no browser bar.
Any browser
Add it to your home screen or just keep the tab. It works offline and catches up when you are back.
It is free, and there is no upsell
LifeHQ is a personal project rather than a startup runway. No adverts, no analytics following you around, and nothing about your calendar is for sale. The honest catch is that it is run by one person — read what free actually means before you move your whole life into it.