Vitality
A self-hosted, multi-user dashboard for everything you track — a wearable-agnostic daily score, workout intelligence, nutrition, goals, finances — with an AI mentor that builds new tiles when the one you need doesn't exist.
One prompt does it all — paste into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. Prefer doing it by hand? Ten-minute quickstart.
Whatever you track,
every pattern held in light.
Each module ships multi-user from the ground up — Supabase row-level security on every table, API keys server-side only, tiers gated on the server.
Vitality score
A daily 0–100 score from WHOOP, Oura, Fitbit, or manual entry. Recovery, sleep, and strain in one calm number.
Workout intelligence
A logger that understands progressive overload — split planning, rep zones, deload detection, session resume.
Nutrition
Macros, USDA food search, barcode lookups, water — and an AI food-photo analyzer that fills the log for you.
Goals
Natural-language goals with drift detection, and a companion that notices patterns across all your data.
Day scheduler
Your schedule aligned with your recovery — plan the day around the body you woke up with.
Money
Net worth, subscriptions, live stock and crypto quotes, receipt and statement import.
Creator tools
Channel stats, comment triage, and posting-time analysis for people who publish.
Tile builder
Single-file HTML tiles, human- or AI-authored, with a curated gallery and public maker profiles.
Talk to your dashboard from Claude.
Vitality ships a hosted MCP server with OAuth. Connect claude.ai, Claude Desktop, or Claude Code to your own deployment and ask about your data — or have Claude build and publish a brand-new tile onto your dashboard, live.
Yours in three steps.
Clone & install
git clone the repo, then pnpm install. Node 20+, that's it.
Point it at Supabase
Create a free Supabase project and apply the schema with supabase db push — 77 migrations, RLS included.
Run it
Copy .env.example to .env.local, fill in the Supabase keys, and pnpm dev. Every other integration is optional.
Hand it to your coding agent.
The repo ships SETUP-PROMPT.md — paste it into Claude Code, Codex, or any coding agent with a terminal. It checks your machine, provisions Supabase, applies all 77 migrations, writes .env.local, boots the app, and deploys to Vercel — asking you only for the keys it genuinely can't create itself.
✓ .env.local written · dev server on :3000
✓ Deployed to Vercel