Kenshiki Pulse

First release. • Your day, on Home: the places you passed through, how you moved, and the weather where you're standing — assembled on the phone, from the phone's own sensors. • The weather, checked twice: your iPhone's own barometer set beside the report from the nearest reference station, and whether the two agree. • The sky today: what daylight is left, when golden hour starts and last light falls, the moon's phase and when it comes full. • Time lived: days counted from the birth date on your scanned passport, then years, months, weeks, hours and minutes — each row saying whether it was counted, divided or multiplied. • The sun at your birth: your calendar star sign beside the sign the sun was actually in against the stars, and how far the two have drifted since. • A diary worth keeping: add a moment with your words, a mood, a photo. The time and place are sealed with it, and it stays on this iPhone. • Every card shows its work: tap any reading to see the measurements behind it, not a summary. • A line at the foot of each day, picked to suit the mood you logged. • Presence: your phone quietly vouches for you as you carry it — documents raise the ceiling, your day fills it. Tap the ring to see exactly what would make it stronger. • Daily insight: one non-obvious fact about your digital self each day — what left your phone, the hours nothing could witness. • Verified calls: add the numbers you really call, and Pulse checks who a number belongs to before it will call that number verified. • Phone-number protection (optional, US carriers): verify your number and get warned about the changes scammers make — with a playbook if it wasn't you. • Identity record: passport chip and license checks, verified on this phone, shown with their sources. • Everything visible: see each check as it runs, and everything that ever leaves your phone, word for word.