Your personal life OS · invite-only beta

Wake up to a day
that’s already composed.

Calendars, inboxes, balances, machines, notes, todos, memories — held together because you chose to connect them. Finally, a single source of truth for everything.

Morning brief · composingfrom the sources you connected — nothing else
calendarsinboxesbankscomputersnotestodos

Invite-only · no card · your data stays yours

The registry

One registry for the life you already have.

You choose what flows. Every source is its own consent, shows its own freshness, and disconnects on its own — disconnect really deletes the keys.

CalendarsAs many as you keep, side by side — Google todayRead-only
MailEvery inbox you live in — what actually mattersRead-only
Banks & brokeragesThousands of institutions via Plaid or SimpleFIN — or any account by handRead-only
MachinesAny computer that can run a tiny script reports inYou run it
Notes & docsYour living documents, mirroredYou push
Todos & memoryOne list, one truth — done here is done everywhereTwo-way

Each connection keeps its own visible sync status in Settings — nothing is inferred, scraped, or assumed.

Every account you live in

Two inboxes. Five calendars.
Four banks. One morning.

Most tools stop at one of everything. Your life doesn’t. Connect as many accounts as you actually use — mail and calendars, banks and brokerages, the computers you work on. Each connection is its own consent, syncs on its own clock, and can grant different things. Hestya reads them together and composes one day.

Open ingestEverything enters through documented, authenticated endpoints. If it can POST JSON — including your own scripts and apps — it can feed your Hestya.
No lock-inEvery connection disconnects on its own, and disconnect really deletes the keys. Manual entry is always there as the escape hatch.
Built to growThe registry is a rail system, not a feature list — more mail and calendar providers, more bank paths, more bridges as the beta grows.

Composition, not aggregation

Hestya doesn’t show you everything.
It shows you your day.

A dashboard hands you twelve widgets and wishes you luck. Hestya reads what you connected and composes one honest picture — where your time actually is, what actually needs you, what can wait.

The gold blocks are Hestya’s work: the space between your commitments, defended — and the thing you’d forget, remembered.

Not a dashboard — a hand on deck

Watching is easy.
Hestya does.

Three things it does today, exactly as they look in the product — and it never touches your calendar or mail without a grant you gave and a yes you clicked.

These are illustrations of the real surfaces — in your Hestya, every row is live from your own connections, or the section says plainly it isn’t connected.

How it begins

Three steps. Then it’s quiet.

  1. Request an invite

    Hestya is intentionally small. Ask, and we write back personally when a seat opens.

  2. Connect what you want

    Start with one calendar. Add mail, money, machines, notes — when, and only if, you choose.

  3. Wake up composed

    Every morning your brief is waiting: your day, already thought through, from your life only.

Inside — the same dawn

The whole app lives in Daybreak.

Not a marketing costume: your Day view, connections, and system instruments all speak this exact language. What you see here is the product contract.

gethestya.com/day
Tuesday — composed 7:00Brief ready
Deep work until the 11:00 call — window is real
from your calendars · protected9:00–11:00
Accounts quiet overnight
every account you connectedsynced 6:58
Two messages that matter
from people, not listsmail
A computer needs attention — memory pressure since 9pm
your machines · livemachines
gethestya.com/system
Your machinesAttention
Memory pressure
rising since yesterday eveninglive
Disk & uptime
nominallive

Every person’s Hestya is exactly their own — your data never blends with anyone else’s. And every number in the real product is live from a source you connected, or the section says plainly it isn’t connected.

Privacy, plainly

Built like it holds your life.
Because it does.

Encrypted keys
Every OAuth token and bank credential is sealed with AES-256-GCM before it touches the database.
Isolated rooms
Row-level security walls each person’s data off from everyone else’s — enforced by the database, not by promises.
Read-only by default
Calendar and mail scopes are read-only. Hestya writes to a connected service only on an action you take — an event you accept, a link you save.
Leave completely
Disconnect deletes the keys immediately. Ask, and the whole account goes with it.

Your data is never sold, never used for ads, and never used to train models. It’s touched only by the services that run Hestya — and it exists to compose your morning. That’s all.

The honest part

Hestya is a young, invite-only beta — built in the open by one person and a fleet of AI agents. Small on purpose. If something’s rough, you’ll be told before you find out.