Feeds
An elfeed-inspired RSS reader. One filter line does everything.
Learn moreSelfScoop is a suite of offline-first, own-your-data apps for the quantified self — your feeds, finances, fitness, tasks and more, each fast, private, and yours.
Each app does one thing exceptionally well — and shares the same principles, so together they become a single, private dashboard for you.
An elfeed-inspired RSS reader. One filter line does everything.
Learn morePersonal spending, categorised the moment the SMS lands.
Learn moreSteps, sleep, heart, HRV — every health metric on one pulse.
Learn moreOffline-first tasks on a timeline of what you meant to do.
Learn moreA private, searchable journal. Your days, in your words.
Get notifiedBorrowed from Emacs elfeed: a single space-separated string mixes tags, dates, feeds and free-text regex. No menus, no clicking — just describe what you want to read.
SelfScoop is built on a simple bet: the most personal data deserves the most respect. So it stays on your devices, works without a connection, and never gets in your way.
Every app works fully without a network. Your data lives on your device in a fast local store, not on someone else's server.
No lock-in, no harvesting. Sync is optional and config-only — article bodies, transactions and health metrics never leave your devices.
Keyboard-driven flows, expressive filter languages, and dense views. Fast by default, on the terminal and the desktop alike.
Shared design language and a common core. Learn one app and the rest feel familiar — a single lens on your whole life.
Each app keeps its logic in a pure, UI-free core — so the terminal, the desktop and your phone all behave identically. Storage, filtering and sync live in one place.
Models, the filter language, the local store, fetch & parse. No UI — just the logic every frontend depends on.
Get the scoop on yourself. Read the build notes, follow along as the diary and more ship, and try the apps on your own machine.