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Web

lifewell.aoneahsan.com is the reference build. Every feature exists here first, and the Android app is the same application in a native shell.

Browsers​

Current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. A browser too old to run the app says so at the boot screen rather than rendering something broken.

What the web build does not have​

Two things, and both are the operating system's rather than the app's:

  • Local reminders that arrive with the app closed. Those are scheduled by Android. On the web a reminder is only visible while the app is open.
  • A platform share sheet. Sharing a shopping list on the web opens the in-app share view with an explicit copy-to-clipboard, rather than the system sheet.

Everything else — every screen, every tracker, the export, the maps, the community — is the same.

Adding it to a home screen​

Most browsers will offer to install it, which gives you an icon and a window without an address bar. Nothing extra is downloaded and nothing about the app changes; it is a browser feature.

Offline​

The web build is local-first in the same way the Android build is: writes happen on the device and sync when there is a connection. What works and what does not is Offline and sync.

The public pages​

Some addresses work with no account at all: the tools, the baby-name browser, the blood donor directory, the blog, the feature pages, and the four legal pages. They are ordinary pages, rendered as real HTML rather than assembled by JavaScript after loading, so a search engine or an AI crawler reads the same words you do.