
Small clocks, counters and rituals that point to something pleasant: a season, a holiday, a cup of tea, a letter to yourself.
Each moment is one small tool with one purpose. Letters and notes stay in your browser and in your own file, and nobody else can read them.
Days to your next trip, with a bit of hype.
A friendly counter of days since the last telling-off. Reset it when needed.
Choose the tea, press start and step away from the screen until the soft bell.
The old Japanese year has 72 small seasons. See which one is here now.
Write down one small, certain happiness a day and watch the jar fill.
Hours to Friday evening. Payday too, if you like.
Moon phase, sunrise, the length of the day and how far the year has come.
Write a few lines now. They open in 30 days, 90 days or a year.
Cherry blossoms in Tokyo, azaleas in Korea, meadows in Poland. See what blooms next.
Minutes to the warm, low light before sunset where you are.
More small moments, including some inspired by traditions in Japan and Korea, are in preparation.