Cosmos

Every app you use is a co-author writing a partial version of you. None of them compare notes.

Cosmos reads across what you connect and asks what story each week actually told. When the story your attention tells and the story you declared pull apart, Cosmos shows you the gap with receipts.

Connectors propose moments from your week. You keep, edit, or dismiss each one.

On Sundays, open a week on the grid and pick 3 to 9 moments into a week card. That card and your chronicle are the published layer, curated, not raw exhaust.

The grid is a table of contents for your life, not one long chapter. Each week is an entry you can open.

Briefing → path → query → capture → recall. Wired assistants read your path before they answer; recall due surfaces on Horizons when something is fading.

Set where you are headed. Cosmos reads aligned, drifting, or calibrating against what connectors and capture show.

When the story your attention tells and the story you declared pull apart, you get a readout with receipts, not a nudge to optimize harder.

Exploring the frontier and reviewing what's due are different verbs. Horizons splits explore from review on one spine.

Cosmos tracks what you're mastering and what's fading; your agents and Anki handle the reps. It does not replace Anki for drills.

Sign up at cosmos.polarity-lab.com. Life grid, heading readouts, Horizons, capture, week cards, Connect (Cursor, Claude, Mac sync), chat, graph radar, and portable .polarity export.

What you declare and check in to on Polarity GPS will land here as that export path ships.

Open Cosmos at cosmos.polarity-lab.com. Depth at /how-it-works and /connectors.

For how Cosmos sits beside GPS, Blueno, WaxFeed, and AVDP in the lab's research, see Research.