That's the series. Across 14 posts I've shown a real system I built and use every single day: the tracking loop, the supplies and the hard-won notes, the data and trends, the AI assistant and its action layer, the body data, the £0 architecture, the community edition, and the readiness score I'm building next. None of it is a mock-up. It's the thing I run my life on.

Still on the roadmap

  • A skills layer — more things the assistant can actually do, not just describe.
  • On-device speech and a small local model, for when there's no signal.
  • And the readiness score itself, turned from a plan into a real number.

The bigger point

Strip away the specifics of my condition and what's left is a pattern: take someone's own structured data, make it trustworthy and legible, put an assistant on top that reasons over it, and help them plan around it. I built it for one condition. It transfers to many — any illness where your capacity changes day to day — and to plenty of problems that have nothing to do with health.

A left-to-right pipeline turning scattered raw personal data into clean legible signals, then into an assistant that reasons, then into a calm planned day

If this is your problem too

Patients: if you live with something similar, try the local-first community edition — it runs entirely in your browser at homehd-community.web.app.
Researchers, clinicians, commissioners, founders: if you want this readiness-engine pattern built for a specific condition, I've already built the hard, real version. Let's talk.

Building production AI, data, and cloud systems — grounded in real use, not slideware — is what I do at twentytwotensors. If any of this is useful to you, get in touch.