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LifArcs

Your life, as arcs – past, present and future.

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LifArcs turns a life into a living map of places, chapters and moments – past, present and what comes next. Aria, an AI ghostwriter, drafts your story from a few words; you decide what stays. Explore illustrated arcs of public figures, companies and creators, watch any Arc as a visual Story, and get a Chrome new-tab Start page with your Arc.

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Features

AI ghostwriter Aria drafts your life story

Illustrated arcs of places, chapters and moments

Visual Story view and Chrome new-tab Start page

Use Cases

Capture your own life story and timeline

Explore public figures, companies and creators as arcs

Comments

LifArcs started as a personal way to map a life as arcs — places, chapters and moments. Aria, our AI ghostwriter, drafts the story from a few words and you decide what stays.

Mapping life chapters alongside places is an interesting way to tell a story. Can an Arc keep exact dates and locations private while sharing a broader timeline? It would also help to distinguish the owner’s original notes from passages drafted by Aria when reviewing a story.

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The framing of a life as arcs rather than a feed is what makes this interesting. One question from someone building a habit tracker: do you plan to let an arc pull in daily data (streaks, workouts, reading) automatically, or is it meant to stay deliberate and hand-written? Both are valid, but they lead to very different products.

Clean interface and straightforward approach to cybersecurity posture. Automated vulnerability overview looks very practical for lean startup teams.

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Nice framing. Arcs read better than a flat timeline once you have years of entries. Can I export everything as JSON or Markdown? For something this personal I'd want to know I can leave with my data.

Offering illustrated arcs of public figures and companies is a smart way to show the format before someone writes their own. Can a user export their Arc (e.g. as PDF or JSON) so the story isn't locked into the platform?

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Developer, marketing agent, SaaS project...

Turning a life into a map of arcs is a lovely visual idea; the city-to-city lines make a story instantly readable. How private is a personal Arc by default? Can I keep mine visible only to me (or to family via a link), since life stories include personal places and dates? Also curious whether Aria can draft chapters in other languages, e.g. for older relatives who don’t write in English.

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LifArcs started as a personal way to map a life as arcs — places, chapters and moments. Aria, our AI ghostwriter, drafts the story from a few words and you decide what stays.

Mapping life chapters alongside places is an interesting way to tell a story. Can an Arc keep exact dates and locations private while sharing a broader timeline? It would also help to distinguish the owner’s original notes from passages drafted by Aria when reviewing a story.

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Web Engineer

The framing of a life as arcs rather than a feed is what makes this interesting. One question from someone building a habit tracker: do you plan to let an arc pull in daily data (streaks, workouts, reading) automatically, or is it meant to stay deliberate and hand-written? Both are valid, but they lead to very different products.

Clean interface and straightforward approach to cybersecurity posture. Automated vulnerability overview looks very practical for lean startup teams.

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Building StackShortlist.dev. Pick a tech...

Nice framing. Arcs read better than a flat timeline once you have years of entries. Can I export everything as JSON or Markdown? For something this personal I'd want to know I can leave with my data.

Offering illustrated arcs of public figures and companies is a smart way to show the format before someone writes their own. Can a user export their Arc (e.g. as PDF or JSON) so the story isn't locked into the platform?

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Developer, marketing agent, SaaS project...

Turning a life into a map of arcs is a lovely visual idea; the city-to-city lines make a story instantly readable. How private is a personal Arc by default? Can I keep mine visible only to me (or to family via a link), since life stories include personal places and dates? Also curious whether Aria can draft chapters in other languages, e.g. for older relatives who don’t write in English.

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