A three-minute ritual for the end of remote work — so the laptop closing actually means the day is done.
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Write down the one thing still running in the background. It stays in the app, not in your head, until tomorrow.
A slow four-second in, four-second out pacer with four animations to choose from, optional ambient sound and gentle haptics.
Tap to dim the desk lamp on screen — a small, deliberate signal that work has ended.
One tap to mark the mood you're leaving the day with, then the evening is yours.
Working from home took away the commute that used to end the day. Every day you close takes you a step further on that walk — ten stages, from Laptop Closed, over the Bridge and through the Garden Gate, to Home.
Every closed day lights a star in the colour of the mood you closed it with. When a week is in rhythm, its stars join into a constellation — each of the 53 weeks of the year has its own, from the Cup of Tea in January to the Little Fir Tree in December, and they come back every year.
Nothing is ever lost. A missed day turns nothing off, one weaker week doesn't break your rhythm, and your progress stays even when you clear the history.
Everything stays on your phone. Notes, moods, history and your night sky live in a local database — no account, no cloud sync, no ads.
Nothing you write is ever uploaded. Clear your history with one tap in Settings, any time; the path and the sky keep only the dates of the days you closed.
Anonymous diagnostics that help fix bugs are optional and stay off unless you allow them.
Also by Ondřej Růžička
Once the laptop is closed, one small puzzle a day. Tap the lights to reveal today's shape in as few moves as you can, right on your home screen. Calm, offline, no account.