LifeSuite is a set of commandline applications which can be used together or independently to organise you life.
LifeSuite is still in the early stages of development, so most of these are going to be in "Planned" stage for a while.
LifeSuite Hub is a standalone application will be a container for all of the other LifeSuite apps.
LifeSuite Journal is a data-driven life journalling app.
LifeSuite Finance is a double-entry bookkeeping app designed for an individual to keep track of their personal finances.
LifeSuite Lists is a list application featuring support for nested lists.
There was no need to develop a new task management app when something as perfect as Taskwarrior exists, so LifeSuite Tasks is more of an extended integration between Taskwarrior and other LifeSuite apps.
Run syncing and other tasks in the background, while you focus on the more important stuff.
A syncing server and API to interact with all the LifeSuite apps.
For the moment, I'm trying to exclusively focus on LSJournal. It'll establish a lot of the fundamental aspects that will be used across all the LifeSuite apps.
Daemon and Server will both be started when I start implementing the sync functionality of LSJ.
Once LSJ is at a comfortable place, either Finance or Lists are next. Their designs are both pretty far along, but only exist as notebook pages right now.
Tasks is mostly napkin-level notes, so it's probably the last one I'll start on. It's gonna come in two flavours - integration (limited integration with existing Taskwarrior installations) and substitution (a full replacement of task - still TW behind the scenes using the taskchampion crate, but with more LifeSuite integration and some minor interface changes to make it more consistent with other LS apps)