Seek
your mission.
Compound
your life.
Reverse-engineer your North Star from the life you'd want remembered, turn envy / anger / flow into mission signals, and converge insight into action every week. Your data stays local — always yours.
What's scarce isn't records — it's judgment.
You reset goals every year, yet your judgment never compounds; you've saved a hundred frameworks and your model of yourself is still blurry. MissionSeek makes record → insight → action → verification a real loop — not another to-do list, but a machine that helps you think yourself clear and check whether you were right.
Record
Eulogy, decisions, emotion signals, weekly review — capture real input with low friction.
Insight
The AI plays devil's advocate and distills signal — noise becomes mission hypotheses and calibration gaps.
Action
Converge to ≤3 next steps a week — only what moves your North Star.
Verify
Decisions get scored on the date; skills need evidence — calibrate against facts, not vibes.
Six mechanisms you won't find elsewhere — and that compound over time.
Each is built to be useful today and to compound long term — hard to copy, because it grows on your own data and history.
Eulogy North Star
No KPIs — derive direction from the end of your life. The AI helps you think through how you'd want to be remembered; it becomes the system's fixed star.
Decision calibration
Stake a confidence on every decision; reconcile on the due date. A Brier score shows the real curve of your judgment — and sharpens it week by week.
Mission-signal radar
Envy, anger, flow aren't just feelings — they point at what you're for. The AI clusters scattered signals into testable mission hypotheses.
Capability ledger
Skills depreciate. A level needs evidence or caps at L1 — no imaginary résumés, only real output.
Adversarial weekly review
The AI argues back, makes you face what you avoided, and converges next week's ≤3 actions and this week's North Star.
Anti-goals & low-point protocol
Name what you refuse to become; pre-commit a plan for the bad weeks while you're clear. Guardrails, not platitudes.
Your life shouldn't live on someone else's server.
Local storage, never uploaded
All your data is one local SQLite file, only on your machine.
Bring your own key
Use your own API key — privacy stays yours, cost is yours; the key is written locally only.
One-click export · full migrate
Export JSON, or copy one file to a new machine — like moving an Obsidian vault.
No lock-in · open-source
Open format, AGPL-licensed code — leave anytime. Stop using it and your data is still yours.
The whole vault is this one file. Backup, migrate, encrypt — all in your hands.
Use the model you trust, with your own key.
Switch in-app, no config files. All major providers supported — pick value or long context, or run fully offline with Ollama.
Get it, then write your first eulogy.
Download or build
macOS / Windows desktop app, or build from source.
One-click setup
Run npm run setup — builds the DB, ready to go.
Pick a model
Choose a provider in Settings and paste your own API key.
Write the eulogy
~15 minutes to light up your North Star and start the loop.
Questions you might have
Where is my data stored? Is it uploaded?
Everything lives in one local SQLite file — never uploaded. Only when you use AI does relevant text go to the provider you configured (redacted first).
Do I need to be online?
Recording, review and the ledgers all work offline. Only AI follow-ups / synthesis / adversarial review call your chosen model. Local Ollama works fully offline.
Which AI models are supported?
GPT, Claude, DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM — switch by pasting your own key in-app. You pay the provider directly; we add no markup.
Can it sync across devices?
No cloud sync — a deliberate choice for data sovereignty. To move devices, export JSON or copy the one file, lossless, like moving an Obsidian vault.
Is it open-source? Can I modify it?
Yes. MissionSeek is open-source under AGPL-3.0 — read it, modify it, build it, and contribute on GitHub.
Live your one life as a compounding system.
Start today, and let every entry accrue for the you to come.