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💬 Messaging Apps

Life Radarv0.2.0

Name: Life Radar
Author: yikailucas

life-radar

yikailucas

Build a concise “what needs action now” daily brief by aggregating reminders from multiple channels (email, calendar, SMS/iMessage, weather, and task notes)...

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CreatedFeb 28, 2026

UpdatedMay 10, 2026

Install & Quick Start

Install via ClawdBot CLI:

clawdbot install yikailucas/life-radar

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Quality Score

B56/100

Grade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.

Market Validation7/35

· 2 installs (very low)
· 219 downloads (low demand)

Documentation18/25

· SKILL.md present
· Moderate documentation (≥1500 chars)
· Contains usage examples or trigger description
· Detailed summary

Package Completeness6/15

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Usage Guide

Generated Mar 20, 2026

Busy professionals (e.g., managers, executives)Freelancers and remote workersStudents and academicsbeginner

💡 Application Scenarios

Daily Executive Briefing for a CEOCorporate Management

A CEO uses Life Radar to aggregate urgent emails, calendar meetings, and financial alerts into a prioritized action list. It highlights must-do items like imminent board meetings or payment deadlines, helping them focus on critical decisions without manual triage.

Project Manager's Weekly Planning SessionProject Management

A project manager runs Life Radar at the start of each week to compile tasks from notes, upcoming deadlines, and team messages. It categorizes items into must-do (e.g., client deliverables due today) and should-do (e.g., follow-ups for next week), streamlining workflow prioritization.

Freelancer's Daily Action DigestFreelance Services

A freelancer uses Life Radar to scan emails, SMS for client communications, and calendar for appointments. It prioritizes must-do items like time-sensitive responses and should-do tasks like invoice follow-ups, ensuring they manage multiple clients efficiently.

Student's Academic and Personal OrganizationEducation

A student applies Life Radar to aggregate reminders from class calendars, assignment deadlines, and personal messages. It identifies must-do items like exams or project submissions and should-do tasks like study sessions, aiding in balanced time management.

Remote Worker's Inbox and Task TriageRemote Work

A remote worker uses Life Radar to process emails, DMs, and task notes into a concise brief. It flags must-do items such as urgent team meetings and should-do tasks like document preparation, reducing information overload in distributed work environments.

💼 Business Models

Freemium SubscriptionMonthly subscription fees from premium users

Offer a free basic version with limited sources (e.g., email and calendar only) and a paid tier for full integration (SMS, financial alerts, advanced prioritization). Revenue comes from monthly subscriptions, targeting individual professionals and small teams.

Enterprise LicensingAnnual licensing fees and support contracts

License Life Radar to corporations for employee productivity tools, with custom integrations into internal systems like CRM and project management software. Revenue is generated through annual contracts based on user count and support services.

API and Developer PlatformAPI usage fees and partnership revenue

Provide Life Radar as an API for developers to embed into other apps (e.g., productivity suites or smart assistants). Revenue comes from API usage fees and partnerships, enabling scalability across various digital ecosystems.

💬 Integration Tip

Start by integrating with one source like calendar or email first to test prioritization rules, then gradually add others like SMS or task notes to avoid overwhelming the user with data.