scuffedcorporation.com self-hosted · one engineer · est. 2026

00 — project indexcount: one, all real

Projects

One flagship. Zero filler.

  • 1 project
  • in daily production
  • 0 vaporware

This page is the honest version of a product portfolio: everything listed below exists, runs, and is used every day. At the moment that’s a list of one. Scuffed OS gets the company’s undivided attention, which is easy to guarantee, because the company is one person.

01 — flagshipstatus: in active development

Scuffed OS in active development

A self-hosted personal operating system: one Claude-powered assistant with read-and-write tools over every domain of a life.

Most assistant products can tell you things. Scuffed OS can do things. The assistant holds real read-and-write tools over tasks (with reminders, recurrence, and file attachments), plus calendar, habits, and nutrition with USDA food-database lookup, all backed by a persistent second-brain memory that carries context across conversations, weeks, and topics. Conversations stream and persist. You can talk to it by voice. Reminders fire as native notifications instead of dying quietly in a tab.

Module status

  • AssistantClaude tool loop, streaming conversationslive
  • Tasksreminders · recurrence · attachmentslive
  • Calendarevents the assistant can read and writelive
  • Habitstracking without the streak shamelive
  • NutritionUSDA food-database lookuplive
  • Memorypersistent second brain (Mem0 + pgvector)live
  • Voicecapture, transcribe, actlive
  • WHOOP syncrecovery · sleep · strainlive
  • Moodle synccourses · assignments · due dateslive
  • Financeon the roadmapplanned
  • Email triageon the roadmapplanned
  • Personal CRMon the roadmapplanned

“Planned” means planned, not “coming soon” since three redesigns ago.

Recently shipped & planned

WHOOP fitness sync and Moodle course sync both just landed (recovery, sleep, and strain, plus course names, assignments, and due dates) in the same brain as the tasks, the calendar, and the habits. So “how did I sleep?” and “what’s due this week?” both get answers with context instead of a chart or a course portal in yet another app. Next: finance, email triage, and a personal CRM, in roughly that order.

The roadmap is trustworthy for one reason: the person building it uses it every day.

~ ❯ scuffedos status

  modules      9 live · 3 planned
  stack        fastapi · postgres + pgvector
               react · claude · mem0
  deployment   self-hosted · single-tenant
  signups      none (nothing to sign up for)
  telemetry    none
  data owner   you

 whoop + moodle sync live: recovery/sleep/strain, coursework/due-dates
Stack
FastAPI · PostgreSQL + pgvector · React · Claude · Mem0
Deployment
Self-hosted, single-tenant, personal. There is no hosted version and nothing to sign up for. Scuffed OS runs on its owner’s hardware, for its owner. That isn’t a limitation we’re apologizing for; it’s the design.
Status
In active development and in daily production use by its first, most demanding, and currently only user.
Data
Stays in the owner’s Postgres. The full details are in the privacy policy, which names every provider and exactly what each receives.
Scuffed OS Privacy Policy →

02 — the labvapor content: 0%

More in the lab

There will be more here eventually. What there won’t be is a teaser grid of codenames, mock screenshots, and waitlists for things that don’t run yet.

~ ❯ ls ./lab

// empty. ideas live as Scuffed OS tasks until they earn a repository.

When the next project is real (running, used, able to survive daylight), it gets a section above this one, with the same status tags and the same rules. Until then the lab stays honestly empty: ideas are cheap, and Scuffed OS has first claim on the only engineer.