crestlume is a life tracker that works like a game. Tasks and goals earn XP, habits build streaks, and rewards cost coins you actually earned.
No sign-up needed. Works offline. Sync is optional and encrypted on your device.
A finished task is not just crossed off. It feeds your level, your daily quests and the goal it belongs to, so you can see the small stuff adding up.
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Schedule: drop tasks into the week, see the load, keep evenings for rest.
To-do apps forget what you did yesterday. crestlume keeps score: XP for every task, levels and ranks, streaks for habits, and coins you spend on rewards you set for yourself.
One app in the browser, on your Mac, Windows or Linux desktop, and on Android. It works fully offline. Turn on sync and every item is encrypted on your device before it is uploaded. With Extra privacy on, only your passphrase can unlock it, not even we can.
The Agent tab is a chat assistant that can read your tasks, goals and habits and make the same changes you would make by hand. "Break this goal into tasks for next week" just happens.
Yes. crestlume is in public beta and everything is free. A paid Pro plan is planned for later, and regular sync between your devices will stay free for everyone.
No. You can use crestlume without signing up, and your data stays on your device. An account is only needed if you want to sync between devices.
Yes. crestlume is local-first: tasks, goals, habits and rewards live on your device and the app works fully without an internet connection.
When you sync, every item is encrypted on your device before it is uploaded. Turn on Extra privacy and only your passphrase can unlock it. There are no ads, no analytics in the app, and we do not sell your data. The Privacy Policy explains both sync modes in detail.
In any modern browser, on macOS, Windows and Linux, and on Android. On iPhone and iPad, use the web app.
It is an optional chat assistant that reads your tasks, goals and habits and makes changes for you, like breaking a goal into tasks for next week. During the beta it uses your own OpenRouter key, and chats are stored only on your device.
Yes, in the desktop and Android apps, and only if you connect it in Settings. crestlume then shows the events of the calendars you pick as blocks in your schedule, writes the blocks you add, move or delete back to that calendar, and can create a new calendar for you. Your Google access stays on your device and you can disconnect at any time. The Privacy Policy lists exactly what it reads and writes.
Free. Open it in the browser in a second, or install it where you spend your day.
Betacrestlume is in public beta. Everything is free for now. Paid subscriptions will come later, and regular sync between your devices will stay free.
The desktop and Android apps are not verified by Apple, Microsoft and Google yet, so on first install your system may warn you or ask for an extra permission:
chmod +x crestlume-linux.AppImage), then run it.