A little
more life.

Manhattan brings NYC events, saved places, and plans into a city-focused workspace.

1. Discover an event

   Open an event and review what makes it worth a visit.

2. Save a place

   Use a pin to remember a location you want to return to.

3. Make a plan

   Bring the relevant details into a plan for your time in the city.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyBooks is for the books you want to read, the ones you are in the middle of, and the thoughts you want to keep after the last page. Your library becomes a record of your curiosity.

1. Build your shelves

   Find or add a book and place it in your reading collection. Keep enough detail to recognize the edition and return to it later.

2. Track the book you are in

   Update reading progress and revisit the book detail. Keep notes, quotes, or a review where the supported workflow makes them easy to find.

3. Look back on your reading

   Browse finished books and reading statistics. Let the record remind you what you enjoyed and what you might want to pick up next.

A quiet place to plan the month, record what happened, and understand what is left. MyBudget brings envelopes, accounts, transactions, subscriptions, and reports into the same money story.

1. Plan your month

   Create envelopes for groceries, housing, saving, and the things you are looking forward to. Assign money deliberately so a balance has a purpose.

2. Record a purchase

   Choose the account and envelope, enter the amount, and save the transaction. Revisit the history when you need to correct or understand a purchase.

3. Review and adjust

   Look through account balances, spending reports, and recurring subscriptions. Move your attention to the categories that need a new plan.

Keep vehicle records, service history, fuel and cost context, and the paperwork that comes with car ownership.

1. Set up a vehicle

   Add the car you want to track and keep its essential details together.

2. Record maintenance

   Add a service record and revisit the history when planning the next appointment.

3. Keep ownership organized

   Review insurance, registration, tire, parking, and cost-analysis surfaces.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyClasses organizes the moving pieces of academic life: classes, teachers, assignments, requirements, and longer-term learning goals. Keep the next deadline connected to the bigger plan.

1. Set up the term

   Add a class and teacher, then record the assignments that belong to it. Put the essential course details somewhere you can revisit.

2. Work through assignments

   Open an assignment, update its details, and keep track of the work around your classes. Return to the class view for the broader picture.

3. Plan beyond this week

   Use degree requirements, courses, certifications, and learning goals to organize what comes after the current assignment.

A wardrobe inventory for the pieces you own, outfits you put together, and clothes you plan to pack.

1. Add an item

   Record a piece of clothing so it has a place in your collection.

2. Make an outfit

   Bring pieces together in an outfit record you can revisit.

3. Pack with intention

   Use a packing list to organize clothing for a trip.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

Creative projects, practice, skills, equipment, and portfolio pieces belong to the same developing body of work.

1. Start a project

   Give the idea a project record and enough context to return to it.

2. Log the practice

   Record progress and organize the skills you are building.

3. Keep the finished work

   Create a portfolio piece and connect it to your creative history.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyCycle provides a private record of cycle dates, day-level symptoms, and temperature history. It helps you keep a consistent personal history without turning an estimate into a certainty.

1. Log a day

   Record cycle information and the symptoms you want to track. You decide how much detail belongs in the entry.

2. Review your history

   Open a cycle detail or temperature chart to see how your recorded days relate over time. Predictions remain estimates.

3. Review sharing choices

   The app defines partner-sharing and pregnancy-tracking surfaces. Review available controls and current feature readiness before choosing to share sensitive information.

Keep restaurants, dishes, and visits together so a recommendation has more behind it than a saved location.

1. Save a restaurant

   Add a place you want to try or remember.

2. Log a visit

   Record a meal and the details that made the visit useful or memorable.

3. Return to a favorite

   Revisit dishes and restaurant history before making the next plan.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

A dedicated fasting and hydration workflow remains in the suite’s development inventory; MyHealth also exposes a fasting surface.

1. Choose a routine

   Review the fasting plan and timer controls available in the app.

2. Record a session

   Keep a record of the fasting period you chose to log.

3. Review your history

   Return to past records and hydration context without treating a timer as personalized medical guidance.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

Spaced-repetition flashcards organize knowledge into decks, cards, and review sessions.

1. Create a deck

   Give a topic a home and add cards with prompts and answers.

2. Review the cards

   Open a review session and work through the material.

3. Refine what you keep

   Edit unclear cards as your understanding changes.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyForums brings community spaces, threads, profiles, and moderation into the suite. Participation and message workflows have their own connected-service requirements.

1. Find a community

   Browse a community and open a thread to understand the conversation before joining it.

2. Add your perspective

   Create a thread or participate through the supported discussion surfaces. Review what you are sharing before it becomes community content.

3. Look after the space

   Community health, moderation logs, settings, and account controls support the work of running a space with other people.

A private relationship manager for people, hangouts, memories, gifts, and circles.

1. Add a person

   Save the details you want to remember about someone in your life.

2. Keep a memory

   Log a hangout or record a meaningful moment.

3. Plan with care

   Review gift ideas and circles when making a plan to reconnect.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyGarden keeps the small details that make plant care easier: what you planted, when you watered, how a bed is arranged, and what changed between photos.

1. Give each plant a record

   Add a plant and organize its care context. Keep notes about its location and the conditions you are observing.

2. Care, then log it

   Use care schedules and the garden journal to record what you did. Compare photos and notes when a plant seems different.

3. Plan the season

   Explore the layout planner, seasonal calendar, companion guide, and harvest records. Use available weather information as one input to your own local observations.

MyHabits gives repeated actions a home: the routine you are starting, the streak you are protecting, and the progress that is easy to overlook. Track a practice in a way you can return to tomorrow.

1. Choose a habit

   Name one behavior and set its schedule. Make the action specific enough that you know what completing it means.

2. Check in today

   Record the habit when it happens. Open its detail to see your recent check-ins and how they fit into the routine.

3. Find your rhythm

   Review streaks, programs, habit stacks, and time reports. Use your history to make the next week more realistic.

MyHealth is the wellness hub for measurements, timelines, goals, and private documents. It brings relevant health records into view while keeping health permissions and connected data sources explicit.

1. Build your health picture

   Add a measurement, set a goal, or review a supported health data connection. Choose the records you want to maintain.

2. Keep useful context

   Open the wellness timeline to revisit measurements and check-ins. Store a document in the vault when it belongs with your health history.

3. Prepare for a conversation

   Review trends and use supported exports to take relevant information to an appointment. Patterns help organize questions; they do not establish a diagnosis.

Organize property details, maintenance, rooms, inventory, appliances, contractors, and home projects.

1. Set up your home

   Add a property and organize rooms or inventory items.

2. Keep up with maintenance

   Create a task, record costs, and keep contractor context together.

3. Keep the paperwork

   Store relevant document, policy, and appliance records in their defined workflows.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

A private writing space with entries, structured reflection, and tools for remembering a period of life.

1. Write an entry

   Start with a thought, a moment, or a small record of the day.

2. Try a structure

   Explore a thought record, grid entry, or reflection prompt when a blank page is not helpful.

3. Return to your words

   Revisit the journal or explore the book-builder surface for organizing a longer record.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

An email workspace with messages, conversations, accounts, filters, contacts, and server setup.

1. Connect an account

   Configure the supported mail connection and review account settings.

2. Read and reply

   Open a message or conversation, then compose what you want to send.

3. Organize the inbox

   Use search, contacts, and filter controls to make the inbox easier to navigate.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyMarket is the community marketplace in the MyLife suite. Its current scope covers listings, seller profiles, conversations, and service offers, with connected transaction workflows depending on configured services.

1. Find what you need

   Browse categories or search listings. Open a listing to review its description and seller information before starting a conversation.

2. Make a listing

   Describe an item or service, add the relevant details, and review your offer. Manage changes through the listing’s edit workflow.

3. Follow through carefully

   Use the available conversation, shipping, and dispute surfaces when relevant. Payment and transaction features depend on service setup and availability.

MyMeds organizes medication records, schedules, refills, and the notes that give those records context. It is a place to keep track of an existing care routine and prepare a more useful history.

1. Set up your medication

   Add the medication and its prescribed schedule. Review the saved details so the record matches the instructions you were given.

2. Log the day

   Record your medication activity and keep relevant diary notes. Open the schedule to see what belongs to the current routine.

3. Stay ahead of a refill

   Review refill records, medication history, and supported measurement logs. Export relevant history when you want to discuss it with your care team.

MyMood gives feelings a place to be recorded without needing a perfectly written explanation. Day details, meditation, and focus sessions sit alongside your check-ins.

1. Check in with yourself

   Log a mood and add the context you want to remember. A brief entry can be enough to make the day easier to revisit.

2. Take a pause

   Open a supported meditation or focus session. Choose a practice that fits the moment, with no pressure to turn every check-in into a project.

3. Look back gently

   Review day details and recurring patterns in your own entries. Use the record for reflection, without treating it as a clinical assessment.

MyNews explores news and open-science publishing through articles, journalist identities, newsrooms, and editorial feedback.

1. Open the story

   Read an article and explore its journalist or newsroom context.

2. Inspect credibility

   Use the available credibility surface to examine the context behind a claim.

3. Contribute carefully

   Draft a suggested edit or copyedit through the defined editorial workflow.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

A markdown knowledge workspace with notes, previews, search, and a canvas for organizing ideas.

1. Capture a note

   Write the thought while it is still fresh.

2. Shape the material

   Edit and preview the note as it becomes clearer.

3. Connect your ideas

   Use the canvas and available search tools to return to related material.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyNutrition brings food entries, portions, water, and daily notes into a food diary. It helps you see what you recorded across the day and keep useful context around the numbers.

1. Log something you ate

   Find or add a food, review its portion, and place it in the appropriate meal. Barcode and photo entry surfaces may depend on their configured data sources.

2. Keep the day complete

   Edit a meal when something changes, record water, and add diary notes. Review entries so the day reflects what you meant to log.

3. Review your food history

   Use the dashboard and nutrition insights to revisit the record. Treat estimates as estimates, especially when a food source or portion is uncertain.

Connected payment workflows cover sending, requesting, funding sources, transaction details, and disputes. Real transfers depend on regulated services and configuration.

1. Prepare a payment

   Open a send or request workflow and review its recipient and amount.

2. Review before confirming

   Check funding, fees, and the available transfer details. A preview is not a completed money movement.

3. Follow the transaction

   Return to the transaction record and use the relevant support or dispute surface when needed.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

Pet profiles, veterinary visits, vaccination records, and everyday care details in one place.

1. Add your pet

   Create a profile with the details you want to keep nearby.

2. Record a visit

   Log a veterinary appointment and the context you will need later.

3. Keep care current

   Review vaccination records and the pet’s care history.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyPresence is built around intentional phone use, focus sessions, and reflection. Name what you want time for, then give that intention a place in your day.

1. Set an intention

   Choose what you want to focus on and review the app-intention controls available on your device.

2. Begin a session

   Start a focus session or plan a scheduled one. Device-level controls depend on platform permissions and supported integrations.

3. Reflect when you finish

   Use the session-complete and reflection surfaces to record how it went. Review daily reports and insights to notice how your attention is changing.

MyRecipes is MyLife’s personal kitchen surface, powered by a scoped BestChef adapter. Keep recipes close, organize a meal, and follow the cooking steps without treating the hub as the full public BestChef product.

1. Save something worth cooking

   Add a recipe or open an available import workflow. Review the ingredients and method before saving the result to your collection.

2. Make a meal plan

   Use the recipe collection, meal-planning, and grocery workflows to decide what to cook and what you need. Revisit portions and ingredient details as you plan.

3. Cook with a clear next step

   Open a recipe in cooking mode and follow the method. For public recipe rankings, voting, and the wider cooking community, explore the standalone BestChef experience.

An event workspace for invitations, responses, check-in, and a shared album.

1. Create the occasion

   Open an event and organize its essential details.

2. Manage invitations

   Review invited people and the response workflow.

3. Keep the gathering together

   Use check-in and the photo album where the event supports them.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

A shopping-memory workspace for wishlists, purchase records, and warranty context.

1. Save a possibility

   Keep an item on a wishlist before deciding to buy.

2. Record the purchase

   Maintain the details you want to remember after checkout.

3. Find the paperwork

   Return to purchase and warranty context when the item needs attention.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

A private sleep and dream journal for entries, patterns, and personal sleep goals.

1. Log a night

   Record the sleep details you want to track.

2. Keep a dream

   Write down a dream before the memory fades.

3. Look for patterns

   Revisit the dream-pattern and goals surfaces as a reflection on your own records.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

A sports workspace for scores, memories, fantasy context, and a betting journal where configured.

1. Follow the sport

   Review the teams or events represented in the current surface.

2. Record a memory

   Keep context around a game or sporting moment.

3. Review your history

   Use personal journals and records for reflection, without a promise of results or betting returns.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyStars brings birth profiles, charts, moon calendars, and personal readings into a reflective practice. Astrology and card readings are interpretive content, not scientific predictions.

1. Create a profile

   Add the birth information you want to use and open its chart. Keep separate profiles when you want to explore different people’s charts.

2. Explore a moment

   Browse the moon calendar, transit timeline, or daily reading. Treat the content as a prompt for reflection rather than a forecast you must act on.

3. Keep your own meaning

   Write a journal entry or revisit a past reading. The lasting record is the context and meaning you choose to give it.

Subscription records, renewal context, cost reports, discovery, and price comparisons.

1. Add a subscription

   Record a recurring service and the cost information you know.

2. Review recurring spend

   Open the cost report to see the subscriptions you are tracking.

3. Decide what to keep

   Review a discovered subscription or compare prices before changing the actual service account.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

Surf spots, buoy information, session logs, regions, and crew surfaces for a surfing life.

1. Pick a spot

   Review spot details and the available buoy context.

2. Log a session

   Record the session and conditions you experienced.

3. Keep the local knowledge

   Return to region, profile, or crew context when planning another surf.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyTrails organizes trail discovery, route planning, recordings, and hiking history. Bring the practical details together before you head out, then keep a record of the places you went.

1. Choose a trail

   Explore a trail and review the route and elevation details. Check current local conditions and the route’s suitability before leaving.

2. Prepare and head out

   Use packing lists, trip details, and available offline-map controls. Start a recording when you want to log the outing.

3. Keep the memory

   Review the recorded route and trail detail. Add a review or trip notes so your next visit starts with what you learned.

MyTravel organizes trips and destinations so plans have somewhere to live before, during, and after you go. A trip can start as a possibility and become a record you return to.

1. Start with a destination

   Create a trip and add the destination details you know. Keep the plan flexible while dates and ideas are still taking shape.

2. Organize the journey

   Open the trip workspace to maintain its itinerary, booking context, and travel notes as supported by the current surface.

3. Return with a record

   Revisit the trip and keep useful memories or practical details. The place you stayed and the things you learned can inform the next journey.

A voice-note and journaling surface with a transcription workflow.

1. Capture the moment

   Record an audio note through the supported capture surface.

2. Review the words

   Open a transcription and check it against what you meant.

3. Keep it findable

   Return to the note when the thought becomes useful again.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

A vocabulary and language-learning workspace built around word details and saved words.

1. Look up a word

   Open a word detail to inspect the available meaning and context.

2. Save what matters

   Keep a word you want to return to.

3. Revisit your vocabulary

   Work through the saved-word collection as part of your learning routine.

This app is currently hidden from the user-facing hub. Workflows describe development scope.

MyWorkouts organizes exercises, workout plans, logged sessions, and training history. It gives each session enough context to make the next one more deliberate.

1. Build your session

   Choose exercises and organize a workout. Review previous sessions and the relevant exercise details before deciding what to do.

2. Log the work

   Record the sets and performance details as you train. GPS workout surfaces support a different kind of session where available.

3. Review and return

   Look at workout history, recovery views, and progress tools. DoWork is the paired standalone experience; platform and release differences can still apply.