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Work · July 6, 2025

Centenary Day

Hi HN, I’m Arnas, founder of Centenary Day (https://centenary.day). *Problem* We all know the basics - sleep better, move daily, eat whole foods—but busy calendars and decision-fatigue wreck consistency. *It has 3 moduless* • Routine builder • Nutrition planner (scales to household size) • Health organizer (schedule activities and testing) Looking for feedback on: 1. Onboarding friction 2. Must-have integrations 3. Pricing & free-tier limits Happy to answer anything—thanks for checking it out!

Centenary Day launched on July 6, 2025 with 13 votes, #1,123 of 9,223 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Centenary Day is a longevity-focused web and mobile platform that builds personalised routines, auto-generates meal plans, tracks progress, and sends reminders. Ten-minute setup transforms proven health science into effortless daily action for busy people.

Web platform that automates health for your busy life: personalized routines, intelligent meal planning, systematic progress tracking.

Invest just ten minutes today and launch a lifetime of effortless, science-powered healthy living. Design weekly schedules that support your sleep, movement, and recovery. Science guides the structure, while you stay in control. Get delicious, goal-aligned meals without daily decision fatigue. It plans your meals, adjusts portions, and organizes prep for you. Manage the full picture of your health, from checkups to air quality. No more forgetting, guessing, or falling behind. Open the lightweight mobile app to view your agenda and receive timely alerts. Your activities stay synced with the web dashboard, so you never miss anything on the go. Short, engaging audios accompany each activity,…from centenary.day

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