PRODUCT RECORD / MYOS
Schedules and private workspace data in one personal OS.
myOS connects day-to-day scheduling with projects, study, finance, notes, ideas, D-day tracking, and an encrypted account vault in a responsive web workspace.
- Interface
- 6 languages
- Workspace
- Encrypted sync
- Optional AI
- Gemini, OpenAI, Groq
Try the scheduling workflow before creating an account
The public schedule demo uses fictional events and the same repeat-date calculation as the signed-in app. Select a date, change the weekly interval, and compare the first three occurrences. Mark one reading-session occurrence complete, then check a different date: completing one occurrence does not complete the whole series.
A two-day workshop illustrates a different case: both dates refer to one event and share its completion state. Reset restores the examples. The demo stays in page memory and does not read your workspace, synchronize records, call an AI provider, or save changes after a reload.
Try the sample schedules — no account requiredLife-aware scheduling
The home view combines upcoming schedules, overdue tasks, a monthly calendar, daily details, D-day markers, operating metrics, and completion rhythm. Project, life, study, and finance categories retain the same visual identity across input, calendar, and detail views.
Schedules can span multiple days, repeat for regular events, and link back to the project or subject that gives them context. The same records appear on the home screen and relevant category pages.
Encrypted synchronization
The browser derives separate authentication and data-unlocking material from the user’s password. Workspace records and account-vault entries are encrypted before synchronization. The server stores ciphertext and operational metadata rather than readable workspace content.
A recovery code can unlock the same data key when a password is forgotten. Password and recovery-code originals are not stored by the service. If both are lost, the operator cannot recover the encrypted workspace.
Optional AI assistance
Users may supply a Gemini, OpenAI, or Groq API key for natural-language input, table generation, and review features. The key is stored as part of the encrypted workspace rather than readable server configuration.
When a user runs an AI feature, the browser decrypts the selected key and contacts that provider directly. Depending on the feature, the request can include the input plus candidate record titles and identifiers, or schedule, project, and idea context for a review. It is not limited to the single sentence just typed. Review the product guide before using private information with AI. The provider’s terms, retention rules, rate limits, and data policies apply.
Account and advertising boundary
Users can review active devices, revoke sessions, create encrypted backups, remove workspace records, and request account deletion. Deletion blocks the account and revokes sessions, then a server-side job removes stored data with retries if needed. Files downloaded elsewhere, other devices’ local caches, and data already sent to an AI provider cannot be remotely erased by myOS.
Advertising is currently disabled, including the private workspace. Domain approval does not automatically enable advertising on personal schedules, account-vault contents, login, loading, recovery, or settings screens. Any future advertising requires a separate review of the actual page, access, placement, and consent requirements.
Current limits
The encryption design has not yet received an independent external security audit. Users should keep the downloaded recovery-code file offline, review active sessions, and avoid entering highly sensitive information into a free-tier AI provider.
myOS depends on authentication, synchronized storage, browser cryptography, and any AI provider selected by the user. Availability or policy changes in one dependency can affect the corresponding feature.