Edi Life OS is a self-hosted life dashboard covering habits, goals, a Kanban board, finance and focus, with an MCP server so your AI can read and write it. Because it runs on your own machine, the personal data behind your routines stays yours while agents can still act on it through a standard protocol.
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Keep habits, goals and focus in one self-hosted dashboard
Give an AI write access through the bundled MCP server
Self-host finance and routine data instead of using a cloud app
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