Momentos is a daily practice app for iPhone and iPad where the whole screen follows the sun. Dawn light at dawn, the real moon at night, your practices ringed around a living dial. And your days build a small island in the sky.
Momentos opens onto the Living Sky: a dial where the sun and moon ride at your real time, the moon at its true phase, and your practices ring the face by the hour they belong to. Tap the dial and the whole day sweeps past in twelve seconds.
One tap · one day
Late night · every practice kept
Dawn, midday, blue hour, late night. The same home under four skies, and the day's light is the only reward it keeps.
The same day in two materials: light floating glass, or a deeper carved relief. Every card, shadow, and glow is redrawn live as the light moves.
Floating
Extruded
Look up from the dial and your days have been building a small island in the sky. Keep showing up and it grows: stone by stone, era by era. A whole year passes here in half a minute.
A year of days · midday
The same year · dusk
Every island is grown. Seeded from your name, shaped by your practices, so no two are alike.
At night it rests with you. The windows glow, the clock keeps its quiet light, and the sky fills with stars.
The sky comes to your Home Screen. Every widget wears the hour: the calendars keep your suns and moons, the dial lights with the day, and the clock sleeps at night. Each tile below is a real widget, captured at a different hour of one day, first light to late night.
Open a session and the dial keeps time with you. A stopwatch counts up as it happens; a timer winds down to the close.
Stopwatch · real time
5-min timer · sped up
A month in a breath. Days accumulate (some perfect, some just enough) into a fortnight's streak, while the light wheels overhead. The small marks add up.
The palette lives the real year too. Turn on the seasonal sky and the same midday drifts with the calendar: warm white in winter, blossom in spring, deep green in summer, gold through autumn.WinterSpringSummerAutumnEvery phase of the day, one screen. Night to dawn to dusk: the colour follows the light.