I've spent the last few weeks building an app called Actually Done basically a home for all the scattered life-admin stuff (documents, passwords, medical info, reminders, bills) that normally lives across six apps and a shoebox.

The part I keep thinking about: I built the whole thing on my Android phone, using Replit's AI agent, with no formal coding background. No laptop, no IDE just a phone and a lot of back-and-forth with an AI pair programmer. It's been a strange way to learn software development in real time the agent writes the code, I do the actual QA (I don't trust "it's fixed" without proof), and I make the product calls.

I'm veteran-owned, so a lot of what I'm building comes from wanting things to just be organized and findable when it actually matters not just neat.

Launching on Product Hunt in a few days. Before that, I'm curious about this community:

Hey PH community I'm Chris, a veteran and solo founder. I built Actually Done because I got tired of losing track of bills, subscriptions, documents, and appointments scattered across a dozen apps and notebooks.

It's a life-admin app that brings all of it into one place bills, password vault, family records, expiring documents, reminders built entirely on Replit.

Launching July 21 and would genuinely love feedback from this community before then. What's the one piece of "life admin" you wish an app actually solved for you?

For me building Actually Done, it was honestly my emergency contact info I had it written on a sticky note that fell behind a filing cabinet for probably two years.

Curious what everyone else's version of that is. Passwords you've forgotten? Medical records scattered across three different portals? A recipe box that's actually just a pile of screenshots?

Building an app to bring all of this into one place taught me just how universal this problem is everyone's got their own "that one thing" they know they should organize but haven't. What's yours?