Tools and articles
Tools built by Taresh — a budgeting app on the needs, wants and savings split, a health log for sleep, activity, lab results analysis, and suggestions and 205 articles on the thinking behind both.
No paywall — sign in with Google so your figures are saved to your account, and nothing else.
One framework, applied consistently: split what you earn into needs, wants and savings, then record what you actually spend against it.
Set the split once, record expenses as they happen, and watch the month close against the plan rather than after it.
38 articles for people who want the reasoning rather than the rule of thumb, and none of them behind an email form.
The numbers that are easy to check once and forget — sleep, weight, blood pressure, lab results — kept as a trend rather than a single reading.
One entry a day, and trend lines that make a slow drift visible while it is still slow. Connect an Oura ring and sleep and recovery fill themselves in.
A tracker that stays a tracker. It reports arithmetic on what you recorded, and when a reading crosses a clinical threshold it says so and points you at a doctor — it never suggests a cause or a treatment.
205 articles across 7 running threads — the reasoning behind the tools, and everything else worth writing down.
The daily notes have not started yet. Until they do, the long pieces on AI in medicine — what the published results show, and where they stop matching the marketing.