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Author: Mesha Vegas <meshavegas@gmail.com>
Date: Sep 2026 → now
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feat(kairos): Kairos — personal life manager (iOS)
A native Apple app that brings time, money and habits into a single engine, able to answer “can I spend 30,000 on Saturday night?” from real balances, envelopes, due dates and goals.
#ios#finance-perso#produit#offline-first#design-system
$ git diff --stat package.json
+ Swift+ SwiftUI+ SwiftData+ CloudKit+ EventKit+ App Intents+ WidgetKit
7 technologies used
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Result · impact
- ✓An iOS app usable end to end, locally, with no AI or backend
- ✓Architecture and decisions recorded (ADRs) before the first line of code
$ cat README.md
Context
Budget apps count money, calendars count time, trackers count habits — none of them reason about all three at once. Kairos starts from a concrete question: can I afford this, given everything else?
What I did
A personal product, designed then built milestone by milestone:
- Decision engine: four analyses (balances, envelopes, due dates, goals) combined into a weighted score, under two non-negotiable caps.
- Money: envelopes, income split by percentage keys, savings kept apart from spendable money.
- Time: tasks and habits to create, reschedule and keep, a “Today” screen and notifications.
- Apple integration: SwiftData locally, CloudKit sync, calendar through EventKit, App Intents and iPhone and iPad widgets.
- Generated design system: a single set of tokens (JSON, Swift, TS) and eighteen components, with snapshots of all four theme combinations and six CI guards.
- A monorepo ready for Android and a backend: rules aren't shared across platforms, but their expected outputs are, which makes parity testable.
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