Library
The Library looks forward.
It holds what you still want to explore, learn, experience, or create.
How it works
One place to choose, live, and remember.
Create categories and collections for what you hope to integrate into your life: books, music, film, places, skills, projects, and any other experience that truly matters to you.
What if I just want a bucket list?
You can use it that way too. Keep what you want to do someday, sort it by theme, and mark what you already lived. The difference is Life Catalog does not stop at checking boxes: you can note why it matters, and what it left with you when you lived it.
It is not a task or habit app. It is a library of what you want to live.
Start without typing everything by hand.
If you have many scattered things, or a long list you already know (a watchlist, a ranking), in Settings you can copy a prompt, paste it into your AI, and import the JSON. There is a mode for a thoughtful catalog and another to convert a list. The AI proposes; Life Catalog validates; you decide.
You start with something already there: titles, lists, a first catalog. Then you shape it your way, one choice at a time.
Choose what deserves to enter.
Save what awakens your curiosity, represents an important intention, or may one day become part of your story. Organize it into personal categories and collections.
Give it a reason.
Before adding something, ask yourself one simple question:
Why does this deserve a few hours of my life?
You do not need a perfect answer. You only need to remember why the experience means something to you.
Live it and preserve what it left behind.
When you finally read, listen to, visit, learn, or create what you chose, you can leave a reflection:
What did it leave in me?
The experience does not end when you mark it as lived. You also preserve the way it became part of you.
Two perspectives on the same life.
My Story
My Story looks back.
It preserves the moments and experiences you chose to remember.
They remain separate on purpose: one helps you choose; the other helps you recognize the life you have lived.
There is no correct catalog.
Some people preserve books.
Others, the places they have traveled.
Others, the skills they learned, the work they created, or the conversations that changed how they see the world.
Life Catalog exists for whatever you hope becomes part of yours.
Life Catalog does not tell you what should matter.
It gives you one quiet place to remember what already does.