Tasks
Plan the week
Get outside
Get the complete Solum OS application, give the included setup prompt to your preferred AI, and deploy a personal system for tasks, notes, habits, calendar, goals and AI—without needing to be a developer.
Plan the week
Get outside
For the things that matter.
Tuesday, 8 Sep
09:00Deep work
A moment to move
A little closer, every day.
What matters today?
Let's make a little space.
No Solum subscription.
Productivity software stopped being something you buy. It became a column of monthly line items—and the column keeps growing.
You pay monthly for tasks. Monthly for notes. Monthly for a calendar layer, a habit tracker, and an AI add-on on top of each one.
Prices rise. The feature you actually wanted moves to a higher tier. The tool your whole workflow sits on gets acquired—or quietly shut down.
So you migrate again. Every migration costs a weekend, and some of your context never makes it across.
And none of them ever fit, because they are built for the average user. Nobody is the average user.
Stop jumping between apps. Stop hunting for the one that finally fits—nothing off the shelf will, because none of us work the same way. Build the system around yourself instead, and pay for it once.
Calendars, task managers, project managers, habit trackers, note apps—if it promised to organize my life, I ran it. Fifteen years of switching, never sticking with one.
Notion felt like the end of that. Everything in one place, finally. It turned out to be another phase, but it taught me the real lesson: I didn’t want a better app, I wanted my own system. So I built one—then started selling the templates, which became limitlessnotion.com.
With AI the same idea goes much further. Solum became the all-in-one application I always wanted: tasks, notes, habits, goals and the context between them. It is sold like a template for the AI era—one payment, yours to keep.
Solum is a side project and a hobby I care about. Every purchase and every piece of feedback counts for more than you would think.
Six connected parts. Each one is useful on its own; together they replace the stack you are currently renting.
One screen opens your day: tasks, notes, links, life areas, finances, books—whatever you decide belongs there.
Tasks, habits, projects and calendar in one place, organized with the folders and tags you choose—not the ones an app decided for you.
Notes and daily notes, filed in your own folders and tags, sitting beside the tasks and projects they belong to.
Life areas, goals, planning, life vision, core values and affirmations—the layer that decides what actually deserves your day.
An expense tracker, a growth tracker, a reading shelf. Build the small tools you would otherwise pay for and file each one under the life area it serves.
Connect Solum to the AI you already use and give it real context. It can create tasks and notes, search what you have written and tell you what is on your plate.
Solum was built this way, and it does not stop at purchase. Rename the language, reshape a workflow, delete a module or add a view you invented. You describe the change and review it before it becomes part of your system.
“I plan by energy, not time. Replace time slots with deep, light and recovery lanes.”▌
$ assistant~ Today view: energy lanes~ planning language updated− time-slot assumptions removedYou are not assembling blocks. You start with working software and follow the included guide.
Get the complete application ZIP, the ready-to-use deployment prompt and the setup guide.
Attach the ZIP, paste the prompt and let your preferred AI coding assistant handle the technical setup.
Run it locally, or deploy to hosting and a database that belong to you.
Describe a change in plain words, review it and let your AI reshape the system around you.
The alternative to a recurring stack is not another subscription. It is a complete system whose code, data and future direction belong to you.
The full source ships with your purchase. Read it, change it and keep it.
Your copy runs through accounts and a database you control.
Build the next feature when you need it—not when a vendor schedules it.
You get a complete working system, not a blank canvas. It deploys as it is, with the included beginner guide walking you through every step. Then you make it yours: rename things, remove what you never open and add what you actually need.
You want one system instead of a stack of subscriptions
You are comfortable prompting an AI assistant
You can follow a step-by-step guide
You would rather shape a tool than wait for a vendor
You want an account that works after one sign-in
You do not want to manage any service accounts
You expect customization to happen without asking
You need a fully managed SaaS product in five minutes
A client that can open the project, edit files and ideally control a browser.
RequiredA private repository keeps your copy safe and gives your AI a clean workflow.
GitHub recommendedThe beginner path uses Vercel; other compatible deployment setups can work.
Vercel recommendedThe beginner path uses Supabase to store and protect your data.
Supabase recommendedFull price: $149. Get the temporary $39 preorder offer until September 28, then the $79 launch offer. One payment for the complete release.
Save $110 off the full $149 price.
$39 until September 28, 00:00 Pacific. Then $79.Lock in your checkout price now. The complete product is delivered at launch—no upgrade to $149 required.
The pricing should match the promise. Solum is built around ownership, so the product itself should not become another account you must keep renting.
You choose the services that run your instance. Hosting, database and AI-provider pricing remain separate from Solum OS.
Solum OS is a complete personal productivity web application delivered as a ZIP file with its source code, a complete AI deployment prompt and a video setup guide. It connects tasks, projects, notes, habits, calendar, goals, life areas and AI in one system.
No. Solum is working software with its own interface, application behavior and data model. You receive the source code needed to run and change your own copy.
You do not need professional coding experience. You should be comfortable following the step-by-step video, working with an AI coding assistant and reviewing changes before accepting them.
No. Solum is an owned application, not a managed SaaS account. Your AI performs the technical setup while you follow the guide, connect your accounts and approve each stage.
Your copy can run locally or through compatible infrastructure you control. The recommended beginner path uses GitHub, Vercel and Supabase. You control the service accounts and database used by your instance; third-party provider terms still apply.
No. Solum OS is a one-time purchase. The full price is $149. The temporary preorder offer is $39 until September 28, 2026 at 00:00 Pacific; the launch offer is $79 from then, with no fixed end date announced.
Your pre-order locks in your checkout price and includes the complete Solum OS launch release. The finished application ZIP, source code, AI setup prompt and step-by-step video guide are delivered at launch.
Yes. Hosting, database and AI providers may offer free or paid plans. Their pricing is separate from the Solum OS purchase.
Your purchased copy is yours to keep and customize. The exact policy for future official Solum releases will be confirmed before launch and should not be assumed to include lifetime updates.
Full price $149. Temporary preorder price $39 until September 28, then a $79 launch offer with no fixed end date announced. Every purchase includes the same complete release.
Pre-Order Solum OSOne payment today · complete product at launch · no recurring Solum OS fee