The Tuesday Problem
Here's a question that sounds simple: What did you do last Tuesday?
Most people can't answer it. Not because their memory is bad—because nothing captured it. We live in an era of infinite data, infinite tools, infinite apps—and yet nobody can reconstruct their own week.
This isn't a memory problem. It's a capture problem.
Memory Is Lossy by Design
Our brains weren't built to be recording devices. They evolved to spot patterns, detect threats, and make quick decisions. The details of your Tuesday—the conversation you had, the small win at work, the walk you took—fade within hours unless something makes them stick.
Journaling apps have tried to solve this. But most of them treat it like homework: open the app, stare at a blank page, try to remember, type something, feel guilty about not writing enough, close the app. Repeat (or more likely, don't).
The problem isn't discipline. The problem is friction.
What's Missing in Today's World
Think about where your life data currently lives:
- Notes scattered across 10 different apps
- Voice memos that never get transcribed
- New Year's resolutions forgotten by February
- No link between your sleep, mood, and productivity
- No one place to ask: "How am I actually doing?"
We have all this technology, all this data, all this everything—and we can't tell someone what we did two days ago. What are we doing?
Capture, Don't Recall
The solution isn't a better memory. It's a better system.
LogLife treats your life as a capture problem. Instead of asking you to recall and write, it meets you where you already are—your chat apps—and lets you talk.
A voice note at the end of your day. A quick text when something happens. That's it.
The AI handles the rest:
- Transcribes your voice into text
- Tags and organizes without you pressing buttons
- Surfaces highlights—the 3–5 most important things from your day, week, month, quarter, and year
No mood ratings. No structured input. No buttons. Just your words.
The D/W/M/Q/Y Timeline
Imagine being able to look back and see:
- Your daily highlights—what actually mattered today
- Your weekly summary—patterns emerging
- Your monthly themes—what you've been focused on
- Your quarterly progress—are you moving toward your goals?
- Your yearly story—the narrative of your life, captured
This is what LogLife builds for you, automatically. The AI chooses the highlights (prioritizing what you emphasize and your stated goals), and you can always refine.
From Scattered to Storyboard
The vision is simple: the 80-20 simplest way to get your life on a storyboard.
Not a productivity system. Not a habit tracker with 47 features. Not a therapy chatbot.
A capture system. Because remembering your life shouldn't depend on your memory—it should be reconstruction from captured data.
"You do not rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems." — James Clear
LogLife is the system.