App Track
/app-track is the Prox OS personal tracking layer. It contains user-owned records and reusable primitives that scene apps can reference after records are create
/app-track is the Prox OS personal tracking layer. It contains user-owned records and reusable primitives that scene apps can reference after records are created manually, imported from connectors, uploaded as files, generated by OS events, or inferred by AI with user review.
Core principle:
Connectors explain where data comes from. Track apps explain what the user owns and remembers. Scenario apps explain what happened. Spaces organize web work surfaces. OS and Alma explain what it all means.
Routes
| App | Route | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| People Track | /app-track/people | People, relationships, groups, shared memories, linked apps, and privacy boundaries. |
| Places Track | /app-track/places | Reusable place entities for scene apps, city hubs, sports, events, documents, and travel notes. |
| Devices Track | /app-track/devices | Devices as life capture tools, productivity media, purchase lifecycle records, repairs, depreciation, and linked app context. |
| Money Track | /app-track/money | Cross-app spending, subscriptions, experience value, linked records, and personal tracking disclaimers. |
| Sources Track | /app-track/sources | Data provenance, confidence, permissions, manual entries, connector imports, uploaded files, OS events, and AI inference review. |
| AI Context Track | /app-track/ai-context | AI provenance for prompts, models, human edits, linked outputs, discarded drafts, trust review, and prompt trails. |
Seven Dimensions
The product model uses seven dimensions:
- Time
- Place
- People
- Device
- Money
- Source
- AI Context
Time is not a standalone app in v0. It is the horizontal axis used by scene app timelines, sports memories, reading history, events, tickets, Today, Weekly Review, Yearly Review, Life Lens, and future custom dashboards.
Boundaries
Track apps are not provider connectors. They should not request OAuth tokens or own provider permission flows. /app-connectors stages external source records and explains sync readiness; /app-track represents what Prox OS can understand as user-owned context after review.
Track apps are also not full scenario apps. /app/events, /app/tickets, /app/photo-roll, /app/wishlist, /app/reading, /app/bookmarks, /app/podcasts, and /app/music explain what happened in a specific activity. Track apps provide the reusable people, places, devices, money, source, and AI context records those scenario apps can reference.
/app-data/* remains a deprecated compatibility alias. New code and docs should use /app-track/*.
Sensitive Data
People, private places, device usage, money, documents, AI prompt trails, local services, and health-adjacent memories are sensitive. Track apps should prefer local-first semantics, scoped AI access, visible provenance, export, deletion, and user confirmation before any future backend or AI summarization work.