Everything stored in your Google account. No servers. No tracking. No compromises — just three tools that work in the place you already keep your life.
MyP0 is a calendar, a notes app, and a task list — sharing one quiet idea: software shouldn't keep what isn't its own.
Everything you write, schedule, or check off lives as plain files on your Drive. No private database. No vendor copy. If we vanish tomorrow, you still have everything.
Most productivity apps own a copy of your data. They sync, they backup, they "respect privacy" — but the canonical version lives on their machines. Yours is the cache.
MyP0 inverts that. Your Drive folder is the canonical version. The app is a window onto it.
memo-0421.md in any editor.
Save. The change shows up in MyP0 within a beat.MyP0 is AGPL-licensed and lives on GitHub. Audit the code, run it yourself, fork it the day we lose interest — the app belongs to whoever is willing to maintain the folder.
We don't host your data, so we don't charge for hosting. The price is whatever your conscience tells you to send by postcard.
Nothing. Your Drive folder stays where it is. The app is open source, so somebody — including you — can keep building on it. There is no "going away" event for your data.
Most of our early users already have it, and it has a stable file API with good cross-platform sync. Dropbox and iCloud Drive are on the roadmap; the app is storage-agnostic underneath.
No. It's MyP0, not ourP0 — a tool for one person, sized for one person's working memory. There's no shared workspace, no permissions model, no presence. If your team needs that, you need a different app.
Really. Hosting nothing is cheap. We may add a paid team tier later for shared workspaces, but the personal app is free permanently.
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Sign in with Google. Pick a folder. Start writing things down.