The Network for
builders
Most of your life goes unrecorded. Open Source Self is an honest, day-by-day ledger of the work: every update, objective, and habit, public and version-controlled. A heartbeat you can point at and say: this is what I did with my days.
Log the work in a single sentence.
An update is a commit to your life. Write one line about what you did. It darkens today’s square, tags an area, and lands in your public feed. No journaling marathon. One honest sentence a day.
Your areas. Real objectives. Honest momentum.
Sort your days into the few life areas that matter to you. Name them, colour them, then set objectives and check off the work. Momentum compounds where you put your attention.
Show the tools you’re building yourself with.
Every book, video, app and article that’s shaping you, catalogued in a type-aware library. Paste a link; it unfurls into the right card automatically and joins your public Stack.
In public. Together.
One honest profile at osself.app/@you. Follow other people building themselves, see their commits in your feed, and let being watched keep you honest. Becoming, out loud.
Open-source your self.
It takes one sentence. Claim your handle and begin the log.