[opz hq]The personal operating system for people who keep score.
Everyone has a five-year goal. Almost no one can tell you how many hours they gave it last week. OpzHQ closes that gap โ half an hour at a time.
run your day from one screen.
Home is where you run the day. One line says if you're ahead or behind. Every bar is a day you lived โ green you cooked it, yellow was half measures, red you dropped it. Today's time, tasks and habits sit right below.
plan the week. ship the week.
Give every part of your life a project. Ideas go to the backlog. Each week you pull what matters into a sprint, put it on a day and tick it off โ not started, in progress, done.
log your day in half hours.
Every day is 48 half hours. Write what you did in the ones you worked โ from home in a few keystrokes, or on the time page with the whole week in front of you. The day's verdict updates as you type.
the small things, kept honest.
Pick up to six habits โ wake on time, deep work, the gym, whatever keeps you sharp. The ones OpzHQ can measure, like your hours, tick themselves. Miss half and the day says so.
five years, down to this month.
Write where you want to be in five years โ for your work, your money, your body, your people. OpzHQ walks you backward until you land on the one thing to finish in the next 30 days. That's what your tasks are for.
write it down. keep it with the work.
Every project gets its own notes. Anything else is a loose note โ no project needed. Type, and it's saved.
every 25 days, a tape.
Every 25 days OpzHQ seals a debrief of the stretch you just lived. Play it back. Adjust. Go again.
now see yours.
Everything above is Alex's life. One click opens ChatGPT or Claude โ it already knows what you're working on. Copy its reply back here and this whole page rebuilds itself around your goals, your projects and your days.
it's 14:12.
20 half hours left today.
OpzHQ won't fill them for you. It just makes sure you notice.