RebootMe AI: Plan Your Life

The to-do list keeps growing, yet you feel like you are going nowhere. RebootMe AI is built on a different idea: instead of an endless task list, your life is sorted into spheres, and each one has a direction, priorities and a purpose.

The app's pitch says most tools help you get more done, while this one helps you become more. A big claim, so let us look at how it plays out in practice 🧭.

Five spheres instead of one pile

The description names the areas everything else is organized around:

• Career: work goals and professional growth.
• Health: sleep, movement, habits.
• Finances: money, savings, spending.
• Mindset: attitude, skills, self-education.
• Relationships: family, friends, communication.

Every task is tied to a reason: it exists to move you forward in a given sphere in a way you can feel and measure.

Why plain to-do lists run out of steam

A thirty-item list with no context turns into a source of guilt. The urgent crowds out the important: answering an email is easier than booking a checkup or talking budget with a partner.

Splitting by sphere exposes imbalance. If a whole week went to career while health and relationships sit empty, you see it at once, not six months later.

What the bot does

• /start: opens the app.
• /add_location: lets you share your location.

Location is your personal data. Share it on purpose, and find out why the app needs your position. If the reason is unclear, send nothing.

Taming the system in a week

1. Open the app with /start.
2. For each of the five spheres, write one goal for the coming month.
3. Break every goal into two or three simple steps.
4. Once a week, check which spheres have no movement.
5. Delete tasks whose reason you cannot name.

An example week by sphere

Say your health goal is to sleep properly. The steps are simple: be in bed before midnight, put the phone away an hour before sleep, note how you feel each morning.

A finance goal might be to understand where your money goes. The step: review the last seven days of spending once a week. Small steps, visible results, and a clear reason behind each one.

Before you commit

It is a small project, with about 370 monthly active users. The app runs as a web version inside Telegram, so it needs an internet connection.

Keep out data you are not ready to trust a service with: account numbers, passwords and medical diagnoses. Goal names and short notes are enough. Structure matters more than detail.

Any productivity system works only while you open it. Pick one regular moment, a Sunday evening for example, and keep the rhythm.