Your day,
already decided.

Life COO turns your goals and your real week into what to do next. You open it and you know.

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Opening to a small group first. Free while it’s early.

Life COO's Today screen for Maya: her one thing is writing 300 words of her thesis, with the rest of her day placed beside it

Goals people bring to Life COO

Run a half marathon in MayGrade 9 in GCSE MathsFinish my thesis draftMake the school football first teamLaunch my illustration shopSleep before midnight
Get an A in chemistryPresent my research with confidenceCall one friend every weekWake up earlier without feeling tiredGet quicker and stronger for football

Real goals from Life COO’s demo people and its published plans.

Other apps make you the engine: you build the system, enter the tasks, place the blocks. Life COO is the engine. You’re the one who does.

What it does for you.

It decides the day.

One thing first, then everything else placed around your classes, your work and your rest. Slide it, and the clock starts.

The real app, recorded. Maya is a demo person.

Any goal, broken down.

“Present my research with confidence” becomes six parts, four timed phases and what to do this week, inside a habit you already keep.

Maya's path: phase 1 of 4, Build the core story, on a winding route of four phases

Say it. It’s done.

Tap the mic and talk: “move the run to tomorrow”, “I’m exhausted today”, “add gym at 5”. The Coach changes your day and shows what it did. Only the words are kept, never a recording.

Life COO listening on a phone: the words 'move the run to tomorrow' appear as Maya speaks

No streak to lose.

Ninety days, crossed off. A missed day stays an empty box, and the next day offers the smallest way back.

Maya's Proof: day 31 of 90, 25 boxes crossed, one empty box for a missed day

Sixty seconds, then sleep.

What went right, the plan against what happened, and anything fixed tomorrow. A day that went sideways is data, not a verdict.

Maya's nightly check-in: what went right today, and her planned blocks beside what actually happened

Pick a goal. See the plan.

Type a goal in your own words. Life COO breaks it into what it’s made of, timed phases and what you actually do. These are its real plans, unedited. Each phase is drawn to its real length.

Written by Life COO’s engine on 16 October 2026. Nothing is added to anyone’s day until they say yes.

Two lives, one app.

Maya's Today on a phone: writing her thesis is the one thing, placed around her lectures
Maya, 21 · BerlinThesis first, a run before lectures, a café shift at weekends.
Yusuf's path on a phone: phase 1 of 4, Foundations, of getting quicker and stronger for football
Yusuf, 16 · BirminghamQuicker and stronger for football, maths after school.

Maya and Yusuf are demo people with a month of made-up history. The screens are the real app.

Honest by design.

Every amount has a source
A published study or guideline, or it is labelled as Life COO’s starting point. You always know which.
No invented numbers
Strength figures come only from a published youth guideline.
Never “eat less”
Food is only ever added. Pain goes to a physiotherapist.
A person, in a crisis
Caught before any AI reply: a trusted adult and a real helpline.
Sleep is protected
A teenager’s plan never takes away sleep.
Private by default
Every record is locked to you. No ads, and your data is never sold.
Your beliefs, your choice
An optional faith setting for six major religions, or none. It is chosen, never guessed.

Life COO in numbers

60seconds a day is all it asks

129of the first version’s 134 features built

0streaks, points or badges, in any version

V1 · the spine134 features · 129 built

V2 · the brain87 features, after real use

V3 · the world21 features

Each bar is drawn to its number of features. In V1, the darker part is what’s built.

Three plans, coming soon.

Free

$0

  • The day list, forever
  • One goal and three habits
  • A few Coach messages a day
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Personal

$19/month

  • All of V1, unlimited
  • Every goal broken down
  • The Coach, typed or spoken
  • The calendar and the check-ins
  • Every setting, unlocked
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Pro

$39/month

  • Everything in Personal
  • V2: the character engine and the weekly report
  • V3: The Circle and health data
  • Executive mode
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No payment is taken until launch. Annual plans, and one plan that covers a parent and a teenager, come with it.

Questions.

Who is it for?

People from 13 up with more goals than time: students, and adults with a lot on. It was designed first around a real fifteen-year-old’s week.

What does the AI do?

It breaks a goal into a plan, and changes your day when you tell the Coach what changed, by typing or by speaking. It never suggests eating less, never invents a source, and takes strength numbers only from a published youth guideline.

Can I just talk to it?

Yes. Tap the mic at the top of any screen and say what you need. Your browser’s own speech service turns your voice into text; Life COO keeps only the words, never a recording.

What happens when I miss a day?

Nothing resets. A missed day stays an empty box, and the next day offers the smallest way back.

Do I have to be religious?

No. There is an optional faith setting for six major religions, and choosing none is just as complete.

Is my data private?

Every record is locked to its owner in the database. There are no ads and nothing is sold. A parent link shows one summary page a month, never the journal.

How much will it cost?

The day list is free forever. Personal is $19 a month and Pro is $39. Nothing is charged until launch.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes, in the browser on a phone or a computer, and you can add it to your home screen.

I’m under 18. Can I join?

Yes, with a parent. Ask a parent or guardian to join the waitlist for you with their email.

When does it open?

To a small group first, then to everyone. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when there’s a place.

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Who’s joining?

Under 18? Ask a parent to join for you. We only use this email to tell you when there’s a place. How we use your email, and how to delete it.