Mirador: la vida en semanas

Mirador is a tool for observing the passage of your life's weeks without anxiety or performance pressure.

It's not a planner. It's not a task manager. It doesn't measure productivity or reward achievement. It's a minimal system of self-observation: a grid that visualizes how much time you have, a weekly summary that records how your energy was distributed, and a record of the events that shaped your journey.

Mirador is designed for those who already have enough noise and don't need more notifications, more goals, or more interfaces that evaluate their worth based on their performance.

THE GRID

Each cell represents a week of your life. The weeks you've completed are colored according to the proportions of your energy; when you zoom out, the map displays a clear image with one color per week; when you zoom in, each cell opens into strips that reveal how you allocated your attention. The grid is for reading only: there are no alerts, no floating metrics, and no streaks that break.

THE WEEKLY CLOSING

Once a week, you distribute three points among your areas of interest, reflecting where your actual energy was spent. This distribution paints a permanent picture of the week. By requiring a finite number of points, the tool makes the opportunity cost visible: doing one thing means giving up doing another.

THE SUMMARY

The archive of your life. Your notes and milestones from every year, readable and searchable with a local search engine and offline. It also reveals the texture of your closings over time: not as a score or ranking, but as a landscape.

YOUR DATA IS YOURS

Mirador is local-first. All your information lives on your device. There's no account, no login, no server of ours that receives a single line of what you record. You can export your raw data whenever you want. The stance is simple: we don't have your data.

WHAT MIRADOR DOESN'T DO

• It doesn't send push notifications.

• It doesn't call you without permission: the only reminder is local, weekly, and it's turned off until you turn it back on.

• It doesn't track streaks or reward consistency.

• It doesn't compare you to others.

• It doesn't suggest which direction to take.

• It doesn't have its own servers: nothing leaves your device without your permission.

These absences aren't omissions. They're the tool.