Separate records
A task may belong to a plan, person, expense, or document. Single-purpose tools rarely carry that relationship forward.
MetricMend AI presents / LifeMeld
A more connected way to manage everyday life.
LifeMeld brings tasks, plans, budgets, documents, events, and shared responsibilities into one product. MINA uses that context to help people understand what matters and take supported next steps.
Live web product · iOS on the App Store · Early-user validation
One connected workspaceLIVE PRODUCT
Your LifeMeldStructured personal and shared context
TasksBudgetsDocumentsEventsShared lifeMelds
MINAAnswers, organization, and supported actions
Context stays connected. Actions stay within user permissions and review.
01 Working product02 Web + iOS03 Early validation
01 / The problem
Life admin is fragmented. Context gets lost.
People have apps for tasks, notes, budgets, documents, calendars, and messages. The work that connects them still falls on the person.
Manual coordination
Shared plans need repeated follow-up across different people and channels.
Advice without action
A useful answer often leaves the user to rebuild context and complete the next step elsewhere.
02 / The approach
A shared context for life's moving parts.
LifeMeld combines everyday tools and bigger life plans in one system. These capabilities are available in the product today.
Melds
Plans with tasks, budgets, documents, and milestones in one workspace.
Tasks & lists
Personal tasks, reminders, recurring work, and shared checklists.
Money & shared life
Budgets, receipt review, shared expenses, households, and roommates.
Documents
Store and extract information that can inform supported MINA answers.
Events & RSVP
Invitations, guest responses, party sizes, and host-guest messages.
MINA
Contextual answers, saved conversations, voice input, and supported actions.
MINA / Intelligence layer
Useful AI starts with relevant context.
MINA can answer questions using permitted LifeMeld information, help organize work, and carry out specific supported requests such as creating tasks or lists. Proposed plans remain reviewable before changes are made.
The longer-term thesis: more context and carefully bounded actions can make a personal assistant more useful than a standalone chat.
- 01 Understand the request
- 02 Respect access and ownership
- 03 Take a supported action
- 04 Confirm the result or request review
The product / Available now
Built, shipped, and ready to explore.
LifeMeld has a live web experience and an iOS app on the App Store. The iOS image shown here is an actual sign-in screen; the connected workspaces are available after sign-in.
03 / Current stage
An operating product in early validation.
The focus now is to learn which everyday and shared-life workflows drive repeat use, then validate willingness to pay.
In market
Web experience in production and iOS app available on the App Store.
Early use
Founder-reported use includes RSVP in a real event context, then household organization and individual work-task management.
Validation ahead
Activation, repeat engagement, pricing, and paid conversion still need measured evidence.
LifeMeld is pre-revenue. No user, retention, or revenue metric is claimed on this page.
04 / Why now
AI can work with saved context, not only a prompt.
Natural-language interfaces are now practical enough to sit alongside structured personal records. The product opportunity is to connect those records to useful answers and carefully controlled actions.
For personal information, trust matters: ownership, permissions, and confirmation are part of the experience, not an afterthought.
05 / Direction
Strengthen the core. Prove repeat value.
LifeMeld's ambition is a practical operating layer for the complexity of everyday life. The path from a shipped product to a repeatable business is still being tested.
Available now
The connected foundation
- Web and iOS access
- Melds, tasks, lists, budgets, documents, shared-life and RSVP workflows
- MINA answers and specific supported actions
- Free plan
Planned / exploring
What needs proof
- Improve onboarding, reliability, and everyday workflows
- Measure repeat use in RSVP and shared-life entry points
- Expand supported MINA actions with user control
- Validate paid tiers, pricing, and acquisition economics
Plus and Pro are described in the deck as coming soon; they are not available for purchase today.
06 / Founder
Akhil Devabhakthuni
Founder & CEO, MetricMend AI / LifeMeld
Data depth, product ownership.
Akhil brings more than a decade of experience in data and analytics, including enterprise data platforms, BI, and cloud data engineering. He has taken LifeMeld from concept through development to a live web and iOS product.
The current focus is turning that execution into evidence of retention and a repeatable consumer business.
07 / The pitch deck
The deeper story, in ten slides.
The deck covers the problem, product, MINA architecture, early stage, business model, roadmap, founder, and a $500K pre-seed target.
PDF · 10 slides
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Akhil DevabhakthuniFounder & CEOakhil.devabhakthuni@metricmendai.com