STREA.OS

@strea.store

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Operating systems for Life, Health & Wealth. Offline. No subscription. No account. Buy once, yours forever. → strea.store

A promotional graphic comparing monthly subscription apps on the left, including Notion, Todoist, calendar, health, spreadsheets, and finance apps, with red crosses over them and a total cost of over $120 per month. On the right side, a single product called STREA.OS is shown as a one-time purchase for $69. The design emphasizes owning your system, working offline, storing data locally, and eliminating recurring subscription fees.
A bold black and yellow graphic with large text stating “System Builders Don’t Use Notion.” On the left side, scattered tools such as notes, tasks, calendar, habits, finance, and health are shown feeding into a chaotic scribble. On the right side, the chaos transforms into a structured system labeled STREA.OS, representing a personal operating system for life, health, and wealth. Additional text highlights control over chaos and building systems instead of dashboards.
A comparison-style graphic showing “My old stack” of multiple apps such as tasks, notes, calendar, communication, to-do lists, spreadsheets, health, workouts, sleep tracking, finance, budgeting, and habits on the left side. On the right side, a single system called STREA.OS is shown on a laptop screen with organized dashboards and metrics. The text emphasizes replacing 12 apps after a 30-day test, highlighting benefits like one powerful system, all data in one place, and offline functionality.
A split design graphic showing many popular apps on the left side, including Notion, Google Calendar, Todoist, Apple Health, MyFitnessPal, Strava, Mint, YNAB, Google Sheets, Evernote, Notes, and Reminders, labeled as overwhelming and scattered. On the right side, a clean dashboard interface called STREA.OS displays sections for life, health, wealth, habits, and calendar, emphasizing one system replacing multiple apps. Text highlights “This replaces 10 apps,” “One system, total clarity,” and “One file, no subscription.”
A visual diagram showing four categories—Life, Health, Wealth, and Planning—each represented by icons and connected into a single folder labeled as one system. The layout emphasizes combining multiple areas of life into one unified file.
A pricing comparison graphic showing multiple subscription apps with monthly costs adding up to over $120 per month on the left, contrasted with a one-time $69 payment for a unified system on the right. The headline reads “This makes no sense” and highlights the cost difference.
A comparison graphic showing scattered app icons on the left labeled “Too many apps,” and a clean, structured dashboard on the right labeled “One system.” The headline asks “What runs your life?” emphasizing the difference between chaos and an integrated system.
A split-screen image with a cluttered smartphone full of colorful app icons on the left labeled “Not Another App,” and a laptop displaying a structured dashboard on the right labeled “It replaces all of them.” The contrast highlights many apps versus one organized system.
A glowing folder in the center with multiple digital panels floating above it, showing tasks, habit tracking, and financial data. The headline reads “What If One File Did Everything?” The design suggests one system managing tasks, health, and money in a unified way.
A split image showing a chaotic phone screen full of app notifications on the left labeled “Reactive,” and a clean dashboard interface labeled “Intentional” on the right. Large headline reads “Stop Living on Autopilot.” The design contrasts distraction and overwhelm with a calm, organized life system.