Aliis is a quiet place to log the small ways you show up for others — and, over time, see the shape of who that makes you.
Currently in private beta · iOS
A ride given, a shift covered, a hard conversation had — title, who it was for, what kind of effort it took. Nothing you write ever leaves the phone.
Every entry is placed against the same seven lenses the rest of your world already reads through: pleasure, place, discovery, belonging, craft, discernment, purpose.
Which lens you lean on, which reasons keep showing up, and what it actually costs you — time, money, care — read back from what you've logged, not what you said you'd do.
A bundled library of real, doable ideas — filtered by lens, sized to how much time you actually have — with the first suggestion always personal: a nudge toward the kind of showing-up you haven't tried yet.
A short, real document built from what's already there — the pattern, the lenses touched, a few entries worth telling. One tap turns a private log into something you can show a teacher, a coach, or an application.
No account. No server. No analytics quietly watching what you log. Aliis was built on the belief that a record of your character shouldn't come with a data-collection tradeoff — especially not for a teenager's.
Everything you enter stays in this phone's own storage. There's no backend to breach, because there's no backend.
Share a Record when you choose to, as an image through the normal share sheet. Nothing leaves automatically, ever.
No sign-up, no login, no tracking pixels, no third parties. Delete the app and the record is gone with it.
It's being tested with a small group before a wider release. If you'd like in, reach out and we'll add you.
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