For years, everything I tracked about myself lived in a dozen apps that never talked to each other, and none of them let me own the data. So I built the one I wanted.
Septena keeps it all in one private place: tasks, habits, workouts, food, symptoms and more. It runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, and the data stays in my own iCloud. I built it with Claude, and the app has its own MCP server, so an assistant can read and write my data when I allow it. I can ask it to log a workout or sum up my week in plain language.
It's live at septena.app. Septask, the task manager inside it, is the part most people can pick up on its own.
