vocabulary
words, not icons.
the vocabulary is closed and auditable: 'help' fits on one screen. if a command needs a paragraph to explain itself, it is a bad command and we would rather delete it.
the point
your thumb is on autopilot.
an icon grid trains a reflex: unlock, swipe, tap the blue square — and four minutes are gone before you decided anything. a prompt has no reflex to offer. you have to name what you came for, which is how you find out whether you came for anything at all.
before — 84 icons, 6 pages
after — 1 prompt
- 0 icons
- 0 widgets
- 0 wallpapers
- 1 rule
friction, on purpose
one word is not slow. it is just slow enough to be a decision instead of a reflex.
nothing to graze on
no badges, no counters, no feed leaking through a widget. an empty prompt asks nothing of you.
your own pattern, in writing
the scrollback is an honest log of what you actually opened today. read it once and you will wince.
scripts
teach it a word.
a script is a sequence you record once and name. after that the name is part of the vocabulary — one word instead of the same four taps every morning.
- 01 record 'script new focus' opens recording mode. one command per line.
- 02 save 'end' saves it. nothing runs while you record, so you cannot set your phone on fire by accident.
- 03 run 'focus' now silences what is noisy and opens what matters.
questions
questions? answered.
start typing.
free, open source, no account. worst case you go back to icons — we will not tell anyone.
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