Home base
A personal site with Lifaria at the center, not the whole room.
This space collects the product work, the creative practice, the theatre notes, and the weekly poems into one navigable place.
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Svetlana Schuler
I build story-shaped software, write weekly haiku, keep a theatre notebook, and am shaping Lifaria into a private Life Book for real people and their source-backed memories.
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Lifaria
A private Life Book workspace for source-backed biography.
52 weekly haiku
A bilingual year of small observations, ordinary magic, and weather.
TheatreWorks board
A place for watchlists, performance notes, and after-show reflections.
Blog drafts
Short essays on AI, memory, theater, poetry, and building in public.
Short bio
Builder, storyteller, and keeper of small rituals.
Svetlana Schuler is building Lifaria, a private biography workspace for turning scattered life material into a Life Book people can inspect, shape, and own. Her work sits where product thinking, AI, memory, and narrative craft meet.
Away from product work, she keeps a TheatreWorks board, writes weekly haiku in English and Russian, and follows the everyday magic hidden in ordinary days.
Product and narrative systems
AI with consent and provenance
Poetry, theatre, memory
Evolving beta product
Lifaria is a Life Book workspace for source-backed memory.
It turns selected photos, notes, documents, and voice into moments, eras, and chapters you can approve. The product is intentionally intimate: biography first, AI second.
Sources
Moments
Eras
Chapters
Hobbies
Theatre notes, forest walks, poems, and story-gathering.
Hobbies here are not side quests. They are the creative field notes that feed the product: live performance, poetic discipline, walks, symbols, and the small rituals that keep attention alive.
TheatreWorks board
Shows to see, seasons to track, and new work that feels worth following.
What lingered
Best line, strongest scene, design choice, emotional residue.
Why it worked
Pacing, structure, character pressure, and the moment the room changed.
Weekly haiku
A one-year bilingual ritual of noticing: nature, luck, longing, work, and ordinary magic.
Open the archiveForest bathing
A recurring theme in the poems: moss, trees, breath, and letting the nervous system unclench.
Story archaeology
The same instinct behind Lifaria: finding shape in fragments without flattening the life inside them.
Weekly haiku
A bilingual year of ordinary magic.
Fifty-two weekly poems, moving from sakura and dragonflies through synchronicity, forest bathing, Lifaria, and luck.
June 26th - 52ndFortune finds the door!
Luck pours in and stays for good.
River finds the sea!
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Blog
Field notes from Lifaria, theatre, and the haiku year.
A lightweight blog shelf for early essays and notes. The first posts can grow from what is already here.
Building a Life Book without stealing the life from it
Why Lifaria keeps source evidence, approval, and ownership close to every AI step.
What theatre teaches product builders
Scenes, pacing, emotional truth, and the subtle contract between audience and maker.
One year, fifty-two haiku
How a small weekly poem turns ordinary time into a map you can reread.