Turn on only what you need. Everything switched off disappears from the side
navigation and the dashboard entirely — the app stays as small as you want it.
Lock this device Ask for a code each time THE DESTINY opens. Set a code Lock now Remove the lock Lock again after only when I lock it 5 minutes 15 minutes 1 hour Ways back in Backup codes and this device's own fingerprint or face. Backup codes Use fingerprint Require both Write these down now. They are shown once. Only a value derived from each is stored, so they cannot be
shown again — if you lose them, make a new set.
Copy I have written them down
This stops someone picking up your unlocked phone and reading what is here. It is
not protection against a person who has the device and knows their way around a
browser — the data still sits in this browser's storage. The Vault is the one that
encrypts, and it is separate from this.
A backup code and a fingerprint both open this lock and nothing else. Neither
one opens the Vault: its key comes from the Vault's own code, is never stored, and
cannot be reached from either of these. A fingerprint that appeared to open encrypted
files without the code would mean those files were never really encrypted.
C Calendar Everything with a date on it. T Tasks What needs doing, and by when. G Goals The bigger things, broken into steps. H Habits The small things, kept up. R Routines Mornings and evenings, on rails. J Journal How the day actually went. D Document vault Papers you must not lose, behind a lock code. C Contacts People, numbers and how you know them. I Important dates Birthdays and anniversaries. F Family Shared lists, plans and people. T Travel Trips taken and trips planned. V Vehicles Service, fuel and paperwork. S Shopping Lists and things to buy. V Vehicle profiles Every vehicle, with its numbers in one place. F Fuel tracker Every fill, and what it cost. F Fuel economy Worked out from the fills, not typed in by hand. F Fuel-cost history What fuel has actually cost you this year. M Mileage tracker The odometer over time. S Service schedule What is due, by distance or by date. O Oil-change reminders The cheap job that prevents the expensive one. T Tyre-change reminders Age matters as much as tread. B Battery replacement history So you know whether it is three years old or seven. V Vehicle insurance reminders Before it lapses, not after. R Registration reminders Annual, and easy to forget. L License reminders Your licence, with the rest of your cards. V Vehicle document vault Registration, insurance, everything, photographed. R Repair history What went wrong, and what was done about it. S Spare-parts history What was fitted, and when. A Accident records Dates, damage and paperwork, kept together. V Vehicle expense tracker What the vehicle really costs per month. P Parking-location saver Where you left it. P Parking reminders Before the meter runs out. R Road-trip preparation The checks worth doing before a long drive. M Motorcycle profiles Bikes too, with their own service intervals. M Maintenance checklist The walk-round you do without thinking. V Vehicle inspection checklist The one the test actually asks for. V Vehicle resale-value records What it is worth, and what it has cost to hold. V Vehicle Command Center Every vehicle on one screen. F Family profiles Everyone, with what you keep forgetting. F Family calendar The dates that belong to everybody. F Family tree Who came from where. B Birthday manager Early enough to do something about it. A Anniversary manager The other date you must not miss. I Important family dates Everything dated, in one list. F Family photo timeline In order, for once. F Family document vault The papers that concern everyone. F Family emergency contacts Who rings whom, agreed in advance. S Shared shopping lists One list the whole house adds to. S Shared tasks Who does what, without asking twice. S Shared expenses Splitting a cost without an argument. F Family travel plans Going somewhere together. G Gift planner Ideas caught when you hear them. G Gift history So you do not give the same thing twice. C Contact notes The detail that makes you seem thoughtful. I Important conversation reminders The thing you meant to ask. R Relationship milestones What you did, and when. F Friends directory Everyone, with unlimited numbers. L Last-contacted reminder It has been a while, quietly. F Favorite-things notes What they actually like. C Clothing-size notes For the present that has to fit. F Food-preference notes And what they cannot eat. I Important memories The ones worth keeping properly. R Relationship organizer Everyone you care about, in one place. A App subscription manager What renews, and what it costs a year. W Website bookmark manager The links you meant to keep. A Account list Where you have an account. No passwords, ever. S Social-media account manager What you posted, and how it did. D Digital-storage dashboard What is filling up. D Download organizer The folder everyone has. S Screenshot organizer Nine hundred of them. P Photo organizer Sorted, on this device. D Duplicate-photo detector The same picture, eleven times. I Important-photo vault Behind the lock. C Contact backup Encrypted, to a file you hold. F File backup The same, for everything else. D Device inventory What you own that has a screen. P Phone purchase history What you paid, and when. C Computer inventory With the rest of the devices. D Device warranty A warranty is a date. S SIM-card information Numbers and plans. I Internet-plan tracker What it costs, and when it renews. M Mobile-plan tracker The same, for the phone. S Software-license vault Keys and what they belong to. D Domain-name tracker And when each one expires. W Website renewal reminders Before it lapses. D Digital-cleanup assistant A folder at a time. B Backup reminders How long since the last one. D Digital Life Command Center Everything with a screen or a login. S SOS button The one screen for the worst moment. E Emergency contacts Reachable without unlocking anything. M Medical emergency card Blood group, allergies, medication. L Live-location sharing While a check-in is running. C Check-in timer If you do not come back, it acts. I I am Safe button One tap to stand everyone down. M Missed-check-in alerts What happens when you do not tap it. E Emergency document access The papers, photographed already. E Emergency cash checklist What to have, and where. D Disaster checklist Written calmly, in advance. F Fire emergency checklist Two minutes, decided beforehand. F Flood preparation What to move, and how early. S Storm preparation Before the shops empty. T Travel emergency mode Away from home, where nothing is familiar. L Lost-phone instructions The steps, in order, written before. L Lost-wallet checklist Which card to stop first. L Lost-passport checklist And who to tell. A Accident information form What to write down at the roadside. I Insurance emergency information Policy numbers, photographed. E Emergency numbers by country And the nearest embassy. N Nearest hospital shortcut One tap from the emergency screen. N Nearest police shortcut The same. F Family emergency plan Agreed while nothing is wrong. E Emergency supply inventory What is in the house already. P Personal Safety Center Everything for the day it matters. D Daily planner One day, hour by hour. W Weekly planner The week at a glance. M Monthly planner The month, and what it is full of. Y Year planner The long view. T Timeline view Everything recorded, in order. T To-do lists What has to be done. S Subtasks The big thing, broken up. R Recurring tasks The ones that come back. P Priority tasks What is actually next. D Deadline tracker Closest first. R Reminder center Everything counting down. L Location reminders Tied to where you are. B Birthday reminders Early enough to act on. A Anniversary reminders The other one. A Appointment reminders And what to ask when you get there. B Bill reminders Before the late fee. R Renewal reminders Everything that lapses. C Countdown timers Days, not dates. E Event countdowns The one you are waiting for. D Daily routine builder Decided once, not every morning. S Shift-work planner Rosters and what they add up to. F Free-time finder The gaps you did not know you had. P Personal agenda Today, in order. T Today command center Only what matters now. L Life goals The ones that are actually running. A Annual goals By area, so nothing is starved. M Monthly targets Small enough to finish. W Weekly targets This week only. G Goal milestones The markers along the way. G Goal progress percentage From what you logged, not a guess. D Dream list The ones with no date yet. B Bucket list Before whenever. V Vision board The pictures, on a wall. A Achievement timeline What you have actually done. P Personal challenges Thirty days of something. H Habit tracker What you keep doing. G Good-habit streaks The run you do not want to break. B Bad-habit reduction tracker Fewer, not none, is still progress. P Personal scorecard Worked out from your own records. L Life-level system Where consistency shows up. X XP for completing goals Earned, not awarded. A Achievement badges For the things that were hard. P Personal records Your own best, not anybody else s. G Goal accountability Someone who will ask. G Goal journals Why it went the way it did. F Future-self letters Written now, read later. F Five-year plan Far enough to matter. T Ten-year plan Further still. L Life roadmap The whole route. T Trip planner Before, during and after. T Travel calendar Trips against everything else. C Country wishlist Where you still want to go. P Places visited map Where you have actually been. F Flight storage Kept where you can find it. B Boarding-pass wallet Photographed, and offline. H Hotel bookings With the confirmation number. T Travel documents Passport, visa, insurance. P Packing lists Reused, not rewritten. S Smart packing suggestions From where you are going and for how long. C Currency converter Offline, on device. T Time-zone converter What time it is for them. W World clocks The places you care about. V Visa tracker What you hold, and until when. P Passport-expiry warnings Six months out, not zero. T Travel insurance Policy number, before you need it. E Emergency embassy information By country. O Offline trip information For when there is no signal. P Places-to-visit lists The ones people told you about. R Restaurant bookmarks With the rest of the places. T Travel journal Written while it is fresh. T Trip photo timeline The trip, in order. L Lifetime travel statistics Everywhere, added up.
T Today at the shop What came in, what went out, what is left to do. S Sales & takings Money in and out, day by day. Q Quotes What a job costs before anybody agrees a price. I Invoices Issued, paid, and what is still owed. W Who owes what Balances, worked out from the invoices rather than kept by hand. P Price list What you charge, and what it cost you. S Stock What is on the shelf and what is running low. P Petty Cash Log Record small cash expenses with receipts. P Purchase orders What you have ordered and what has arrived. S Supply requests Save products with photos, pick what you need, and send the list on WhatsApp. S Staff Who works here, their hours and their leave. S Staff loans Advanced to staff, repaid by instalments — and what is still out. H Hours worked Shifts, and what they add up to at the end of the month. C Customers & leads Who asked, who bought, and who has gone quiet. R Reports What the shop actually earned, month by month. A At a glance Every figure on one screen, each one a link to where it is kept. C Contracts What was agreed, and when it runs out. P Projects Work with a beginning and an end. C Customers Who buys from you. S Suppliers Who you buy from. P Products What you sell. I Inventory What is on the shelf. I Invoice generator Build one, total it, print it — four layouts, and it keeps every one you send. Q Quotations Prices offered, waiting on an answer. T Team People, attendance and leave. W Work dashboard The whole business at once. S Shift planner Rosters, and what they add up to. D Duty schedule Service and unit matters. W Work task manager What is outstanding. P Project tracker What stage everything is at. M Meeting notes Written down, not remembered. M Meeting reminders And what to raise. W Work document storage Where the paperwork lives. C Career timeline Everything, in order. C CV builder From what you have already recorded. R Resume vault Every version you have sent. J Job application tracker Applied, heard back, ghosted. I Interview preparation The answers you keep needing. S Skills tracker What you can actually do. C Certification tracker And when each one expires. T Training records What you have been through. C Course tracker With the rest of the learning. P Promotion goals What the next step needs. S Salary history Every change, with dates. O Overtime records Hours, and what they were worth. L Leave tracker Taken, booked and left. A Annual-leave balance What is actually remaining. W Work achievements For the review you will have to write. P Performance journal How the work is really going.
W Write & send Draft a message from your own data and send it. C Calculators Loans, percentages, splits and margins. T Tile Planner Layouts, quantities and wastage — including where to start so the cuts land right. C Cost & selling Price a whole order with fees, GST and photos. R Reprice an invoice A supplier invoice priced by the case, worked down to the shelf price per piece. C Converters Length, weight, volume, temperature and more. W World clock Any country, any city, right now. S Stopwatch & timers Time something, lap it, or set a timer that keeps running while you are away.
S Study dashboard Everything due, in one view. S Subjects What you are studying, and where each stands. C Courses Enrolled, in progress, finished. C Classes Sessions, times and where they are. S Study timetable The week, blocked out. S Study notes Written up, by subject. F Flashcards Spaced repetition, one card at a time. Q Quizzes Test yourself on what you just read. P Practice tests Full papers under real conditions. E Exam countdown How long is actually left. A Assignment tracker Set, started, submitted. H Homework tracker The short things, before they pile up. C Course progress How far through each one you are. R Reading tracker What you are reading and how far in. B Book library Owned, read, waiting. B Book notes What each book was actually about. Q Quotes collection Lines worth keeping. V Vocabulary builder Words met, words learned. L Language learning Progress in a language, honestly counted. S Skill tracker What you are getting better at. V Video course tracker Which lesson you stopped on. C Certificate storage Proof, kept where you can find it. P PDF library Papers and books, searchable. D Document library Everything else worth keeping. R Research library Sources, by topic. B Bookmark manager Links that were worth saving. W Web article saver Read it later, properly. H Highlight storage The parts you marked. K Knowledge graph What connects to what. P Personal wiki Your own pages, linked together. P Personal encyclopedia Everything you have looked up and kept. S Smart tags Tags that suggest themselves. S Search everything One box across all of it. O OCR notes Text lifted out of a photograph. S Scan handwriting Your own writing, made searchable. A Audio lessons Listened to, and where you got to. L Lecture recorder Record it once, keep it. L Lecture transcription Spoken turned into text you can search. A AI flashcard generator Cards made from what you wrote. A AI quiz generator Questions from your own material. A AI exam preparation What to revise, and in what order. A AI study plan A week that fits the time you have. K Knowledge score How much has actually stuck. L Learning streak Days in a row you studied. L Learning timeline Everything you have learned, in order. C Course library Everything you are part way through. N Notes Where the writing lives. Q Quiz generator Testing yourself beats recognising the page. P PDF summarizer The long document, shortened. S Study schedule When you actually sit down. S Study timer One block, one thing. P Pomodoro mode Twenty-five on, five off. R Reading list What is next, and what you gave up on. B Book tracker Read, reading, and bought hopefully. R Reading progress Pages in, honestly. Q Quote collection The lines worth keeping. S Saved articles Read it later, and actually later. L Language-learning tracker How far in you are. S Skill-learning roadmap What builds on what. C Certificates Photographed, before you lose the paper. K Knowledge goals Learning, alongside everything else you want. D Daily learning challenge One small thing, most days. P Personal Knowledge Hub Everything you have taught yourself.
H Health home How am I doing today — answered from what is actually recorded. V Vitals Blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen, temperature, glucose, weight. F Fitness Movement, workouts, body measurements and water. S Sleep Hours, consistency and the debt that builds behind them. L Labs Results in the laboratory’s own units and ranges, never converted. M Medications What you were told to take, and whether you took it. A Appointments And the questions you always forget in the room. R Records Reports, scans and prescriptions, on this device only. V Vaccinations Doses, dates and what is next. W Wellness Mood, stress, energy — ten seconds a day, read over months. S Symptoms Written down at the time, which is when it is worth anything. P Pain map Where it hurts, how often, and the pattern behind it. T Timeline A lifetime of it, in order, assembled rather than retyped. R Reports What to hand a doctor, shown in full before it goes. E Emergency What a stranger needs in the ninety seconds before you can speak. H Health dashboard Everything at once, nothing diagnosed. M Medical vault Letters, scans and results. M Medication reminders What you take, and when it runs out. D Doctor appointments Booked, and what to ask. L Lab-result history Units and ranges exactly as printed. B Blood-pressure tracking Readings over time. H Heart-rate tracking Resting, and what changed. S SpO₂ tracking With the rest of the vitals. W Weight tracking A line, not a judgement. S Sleep tracking How long, and how broken. H Hydration tracking With the rest of the day. S Step tracking Movement over weeks, not hours. W Workout history Everything you have actually done. R Running history Distance, pace and route. N Nutrition diary What went in. S Symptom journal Written down while you remember it. A Allergy profile The one a stranger may need to read. V Vaccination records What you have had, and when. B Blood-donation history Dates and where. D Dental records With the rest of it. E Eye-care records Prescriptions and when they changed. E Emergency health card What a paramedic needs in ten seconds. H Health reports A period, summarised from your own numbers. H Health timeline The whole history, in order. M Mood diary How you actually felt. S Stress tracker And what it followed. E Energy tracker The pattern you cannot see day to day. D Daily journal Somewhere to put it down. G Gratitude journal Three things, most days. P Private thoughts Behind the lock, with no reset. M Meditation timer Sit, and count. B Breathing exercises Guided, and short. R Relaxation sounds With the breathing work. F Focus sessions How long you really concentrated. S Screen-time goals Measured here, not guessed. D Digital-detox mode Deliberately less. S Sleep routine The wind-down, kept the same. M Morning routine The first hour, decided in advance. E Evening routine The last hour, likewise. S Self-reflection questions The questions worth asking yourself. W Weekly life review The week, in one screen. M Monthly life review Where the month actually went. H Happiness tracker Over months, where it shows. W Work-life balance tracker Which area is being starved. B Burnout-warning patterns The run of bad weeks, made visible. P Personal wellness goals What you are aiming at. P Positive-memory vault The good ones, brought back. M Motivation collection What works on you specifically. H How was my day? check-in One line, every evening.
Kept on this device for now. Once accounts are in, your selection follows you to
every device you sign in on.