Never feel lost again.
Most productivity apps just give you a longer list. The Consiliom gives you a direction, then breaks it into pillars, 90-day missions and one weekly plan you will actually execute.
Free while in beta. No card required.
- Private by default
- Installs to your home screen
- AI plans, human decisions
- Your data stays yours
The problem
You do not need more tasks. You need a direction.
Todo apps are excellent at capturing everything and useless at telling you what matters. A year passes, the list is still full, and nothing moved.
Busy, but not moving
You finish the week exhausted with no idea whether you got closer to anything you actually care about.
Goals with no gearing
Get fit. Grow the business. They sit in a note somewhere, and nothing connects them to what you are doing on Tuesday.
No honest feedback
Without a score you cannot tell a good week from a bad one, so every week starts to feel roughly the same.
How it works
One loop, running continuously.
Direction sets the destination. Pillars keep you balanced. Missions make it urgent. The weekly plan makes it real.
- 1
Set your direction
Write down where your life is actually going. It becomes the thing every other decision has to serve.
- 2
Define your pillars
Fitness, career, relationships, money, mind. The areas that all have to hold up at the same time.
- 3
Run 90-day missions
Long enough to change something real, short enough that you cannot quietly coast through it.
- 4
Execute the week
Every Sunday you get a fresh plan. Every task carries points. Every week ends with a score.
Features
Built to be used on a Tuesday.
The Sunday engine
Every Sunday, Claude reads your direction, your pillars, your live missions and how last week actually went, then writes the week ahead. You review it, change what is wrong, and start Monday knowing exactly what to do.
Points and streaks that do not lie
Every task is scored from its length and the weight of its pillar, calculated on the server. Never by the model, never by you. The ledger is the source of truth, so the number actually means something.
Bring your own plan
Do not want AI anywhere near it? Import a week straight from a CSV or Excel file. Scoring, streaks and the weekly review all work exactly the same.
Health that feeds the plan
Connect a wearable and your sleep and recovery flow into the same picture, so a hard week of training is never mistaken for a lazy one.
Private by architecture, not by promise
Email verification, two-factor authentication and a twelve character password minimum come as standard. Sensitive records are encrypted, history is append only, and the app talks to the database under a restricted role that cannot rewrite your past. Your plan stays yours.
On your phone
It belongs on your home screen.
The Consiliom installs like a real app. Full screen, its own icon, no browser bar. On Android it is one tap. On iPhone it is two, and we walk you through it.
Questions
The things people ask first.
What does it cost?
Nothing while we are in beta. No card, no trial countdown. Paid plans will arrive eventually, and you will hear about it from us long before anything changes.
Do I have to use the AI?
No. Any week can be imported from a spreadsheet instead. When you do use it, the AI writes a first draft of your week and you always approve, edit or bin it.
Does my data train anyone's model?
No. Your plan is used to generate your plan, and nothing else.
Is this just a habit tracker?
A habit tracker starts from the habit. The Consiliom starts from where you are going and derives the week from it, so when your direction changes, everything underneath it changes too.
Can my organisation use this?
There is a separate layer for organisations, with roles, care assignments, consent records and clinician workspaces, kept deliberately apart from personal accounts. It is rolling out gradually. Email support@theconsiliom.com and we will talk.
Start now
Your next 90 days are going to pass either way.
Set a direction this evening and have a scored, structured week waiting for you on Monday morning.
Free while in beta. Takes about five minutes to set up.