Bipolar Operating System
A personal operating layer for bipolar minds — not a symptom diary for someone else. Your own state names, a plan for each one, one continuous story.
Your states, in your words — tap one.
Works in your browser today. No store, no download wall.
Local-first by architecture. No account, no servers.
Two taps from any screen, even offline. That’s the floor.
BipolarOS starts from the Bipolarist premise. The diagnosis is a description, not a sentence. You are the operator. Operators need instruments. Take control.
Log how you’re running in three taps. When there’s enough of your history, the app surfaces its shapes — short sleep before your “wired” days, the state that tends to follow another — as observations you interpret. Never a verdict, never a forecast, and honestly silent when the data is thin.
While you’re clear, you write the plan: short steps, one decision each, who to call. When the state arrives, the plan is one tap away and runs one giant step at a time. The stable self authors; the unstable self only has to execute.
Episodes shatter narrative — who was that person? BipolarOS braids your states and your words into a single continuous record, so every version of you stays part of the same book instead of a stranger’s chapter.
Your logs and journal live on your device, not on our servers. There are no servers.
Nothing to sign up for, nothing to breach.
No comparison loops, no engagement traps, no shame for coming back after weeks away.
Export everything, any time, in one tap.
The crisis path — real crisis lines and your own emergency people, reachable in two taps from any screen, working even offline — is free, forever, for everyone. That’s not a feature tier. It’s the floor.
Free to start. Works in your browser today; add it to your home screen when it earns the spot.