Anahadh builds life systems.
Tools for rethinking how life is planned, carried, and recovered — starting with Swaya, the Capacity OS for real life.
Most software organizes what you want to do. Anahadh builds systems around what life actually asks from you: time, energy, recovery, attention, pressure, and change.
The thesis
A day is more than a checklist.
Tasks are only one input. A day also carries load, recovery, pressure, attention, fixed commitments, and change. Anahadh builds tools that make those layers easier to see and work with.
First system
Introducing Swaya.
Swaya is a capacity-aware planning system. It maps tasks, commitments, energy, recovery, and health signals into a single planning layer instead of a flat list.
Operating principles
Capacity is the planning layer.
A plan should account for load and recovery, not just a list of tasks.
Rest protects the system.
Recovery is not a reward for finishing. It is how capacity is maintained.
Repair keeps the day moving.
When a plan overloads, the response is adjustment, not guilt.
AI supports the system.
Vaani can explain, summarize, and suggest. You stay in control.