The OS I runmy days on.
I'm preparing MAX//OS for an open source release.



- Code
- Private until the release
- Runs on
- The web and iPhone
- Built with
- Next.js, TypeScript, Postgres, SwiftUI
MAX//OS
My personal OS: home life and the studio in one app, on the web and iPhone.
I built MAX//OS for myself and use it every day. Home, people, habits and a journal sit on one side, the studio's projects and clients on the other, with a switch between them.



Type it the wayyou'd say it.
The day, the time and the project all come from the line itself. The balcony project is on the Life side, so the task goes there too.
Buy soil saturday 10am #balcony
- Side
- Life
- When
- Saturday 10am
- Project
- Balcony garden refresh
What itdoes today.
Life and Work, with a switch
Each side has its own Today, tasks and projects. One switch moves between them.
Capture in one line
A line with the time and the project in it becomes a task, filed where it belongs.
Claude can work in it
It has its own MCP server, so Claude works with my data through the same tools I use, and every change it makes can be undone.
Switches for what Claude sees
Health, identity documents and notes about people stay out of an agent's view unless I switch them on.
A native iPhone app
It's built with SwiftUI and has widgets, Control Center buttons, a Share sheet action and a Face ID lock.
Thousands of tests
They run on every change, along with a full set of checks.
Everything on this list is built and in my daily use today.
So you can seehow I build.
A portfolio only shows finished screens. Once the source is public, you can see how the code is organized and tested, and judge the work for yourself.
When it opens
It isn't public yet, and there's no date.