LifeAcre

A little help tending life

Tend to your life.

Get your day organized, think through what’s getting in the way, and follow through on what matters.

LifeAcre brings together a Daybook to organize your day and Field Guides to help you navigate the decisions, feelings, and interactions that come with it.

LifeAcre’s acre diagram, with a current running through the ground and a sprout above it.
Your acre is your life and what needs tending.

Daybook · In development

A second brain for
everyday life.

Your plans, notes, tasks, and life’s details in one place, with a head start on the day.

Open your Daybook to find reply drafts prepared overnight, to-dos gathered from email, and a brief shaped around your interests. Capture a thought now; let it find its place later.

Choose Daybook on its own, or Daybook with routines for starting and closing your day.

Hear when it’s ready

A DAYBOOK MORNING

A few things are already started.

INBOX · DRAFT WAITING FOR YOU

“Thanks for sending the details. Tuesday afternoon works for me…”

Prepared overnight. You review, edit, and send.

TO-DO · FOUND IN YOUR EMAIL

Complete the registration form by Friday.

An action to take, separate from a reply to send.

SECOND BRAIN · FILED OVERNIGHT

That note you recorded yesterday is organized and ready to return to.

Illustrative preview of the prototype and its connected automations. Not a live account.

Inside the Daybook prototype

Less gathering. More getting to it.

Replies ready to review

Your email assistant prepares draft replies so you have words to start with. You decide what gets sent.

To-dos from your inbox

Find the tasks in your email that need action beyond a reply, and keep track of what needs doing.

A brief that fits your interests

Personalized headlines sit alongside the information you need for the day.

Capture now. Sort later.

Speak or type a note. Categorize it yourself, or leave it for overnight filing into your second brain.

The details of life, together

Keep your calendar, tasks, notes, providers, and useful links close at hand.

Looking ahead: relevant notes from your second brain brought forward before a meeting or get-together, so you can arrive with what you want to remember.

Daybook with routines

A place to begin.
A way to close the day.

Move through daily care, set an intention, and choose your focus. Return in the evening to reflect and prepare for tomorrow.

  1. MORNING ACRE

    Start with yourself.

    Press play on your morning playlist. Follow prompts for care, grounding, gratitude, meals, and movement. Set an intention and one clear priority.

    TODAY’S INTENTION

    Presence

    MY ONE CLEAR PRIORITY

    Finish the project outline.

  2. EVENING CLOSE

    Take stock. Look ahead.

    Revisit this morning’s priorities and how your intentions landed. Reflect with a few questions: What brought you awe, contentment, joy, or amusement? What are you proud of today? Then name three priorities for tomorrow.

    ONE OF TOMORROW’S TOP THREE

    Send the outline to Alex.

  3. THE NEXT MORNING

    Pick up the thread.

    See last night’s priorities when you return. Revisit them, set a fresh intention, and choose what needs your attention today.

    FROM LAST NIGHT

    Send the outline to Alex.

    TODAY’S FOCUS

    Review it once, then send.

Spotify playlists for your morning, evening reflection, and bedtime routines.

Illustrative entries showing the routine flow. Daybook is in development.

Daybook

Your plans, inbox assistance, tasks, notes, and life’s details, without the daily routines.

Daybook with routines

Everything in Daybook, plus morning, evening, and bedtime routines. Turn routines on or off whenever you like.

Field Guides

Gather yourself. Find a way forward.

Daybook helps you organize your day. These two Field Guides help you work through the feelings, decisions, and interactions that can make it hard to move forward.

The CURRENT Method

Gather yourself. Find your next step.

When you feel scattered, overwhelmed, or stuck, notice what’s happening in you, separate what you know from the interpretations you’re adding, and choose a manageable next step.

Explore the CURRENT Method

The READ · RELATE · LEAD Method

Think through an interaction.

When you’re preparing for a conversation or deciding how to respond, read the situation, consider their needs and your own, and find a clear next step and words to begin.

Explore READ · RELATE · LEAD

Use the Field Guides alongside Daybook or on their own. Draw on one or both when you need them.

Coming: AI support with questions and examples to help you use the Field Guides.

LifeAcre is taking shape

A little more follow-through.
A little less left in your head.

We’re preparing email signup for launch updates and practical ideas. In the meantime, you can reach us at hello@lifeacre.app.

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