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The heart of the system: today, inbox, tasks, calendar, projects, goals, habits, a focus timer, statistics and an archive — ten tabs, one place.
- Jalali calendar
- Recurring series
- Eisenhower matrix
- Pomodoro
MBS Workspace brings your tasks, calendar, notes, reading, money and files together in a single, quiet workspace. Persian and English, Jalali calendar, and it keeps working offline.
Access is by invitation — accounts are approved by hand.
Most tools solve one slice of a day. MBS is built the other way round: the modules share one account, one search box and one calendar, so a task, a reading session and a payment due date all live on the same day.
A goal rolls up from its projects, its tasks and its habits. A focus session lands in your statistics and against the goal it belonged to.
Jalali calendar with official holidays, right-to-left layout, Persian digits and Rial/Toman — not an afterthought translation.
No third-party analytics, no CDN calls, no ads. Two-factor authentication and passkeys are built in, not an upsell.
The heart of the system: today, inbox, tasks, calendar, projects, goals, habits, a focus timer, statistics and an archive — ten tabs, one place.
Transactions, debts, cheques, cards, budgets, subscriptions and a full instalment-loan engine that models Iranian lending — including fee-only instalments.
Quick notes with checklists, images, colours and public share links.
Reading sessions, notes, multi-volume series and yearly stats.
Folders, previews and expiring share links, with resumable downloads.
No sign-up, no data collected — they run entirely in your browser.
No. MBS is a personal project and accounts are approved by hand, so registration is effectively by invitation.
Sign in with the username you were given. You will be asked to set a password and enrol a second factor on first use.
On the MBS server, in your own account. Nothing is sent to third-party analytics or advertising services, and no external CDN is used.
Yes — every module has a backup menu that exports to JSON, and the exports import back.
Yes. Every module has a layout designed for phones, and each one installs as an app from the browser.
Not yet. In the meantime you can install any module from your browser's menu — it behaves like a native app, offline included.
A native Android app is planned. Until then, open any module and choose “Install app” from your browser menu — it works offline the same way.
MBS is a personal workspace with a small, hand-approved set of accounts. If you already have one, sign in.
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