Desamber vs IntelligenceMesh

Desamber is a time format invented by Devine lu linvega. Each year has 26 months of 14 days each. Each month is denoted by a letter of the alphabet: A - Z. Each day is divided into 1,000,000 pulses. For example, noon is 500:000, 6AM is 250:000 and 6PM is 750:000. "In the decimal format, the shortest pulse equals 86.4 milliseconds, the second shortest 864ms and so on. 1 beat, or 1000 pulses, is equivalent to 86.4 seconds, or about 1m26s. A second is equivalent to 11.57 short pulses." - Devine -- This app shows a visual representation of the Desamber time format on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Questions or comments? Send me an email: daniel@kuntz.io

IntelligenceMesh is an offline-first emergency companion built for the moments when infrastructure fails. Everything runs on your phone: no cloud login, no signal required, no data leaves the device unless you send it. On-device AI assistant Ask questions by voice or text. A small language model runs locally on your phone and answers with grounding pulled from verified emergency knowledge packs — first-aid, water safety, shelter guidance, disaster prep, kids' safety, and more. Every answer cites the source you can tap open. Offline knowledge packs Download curated guides from trusted authorities (CPR, Stop the Bleed, hypothermia, dehydration, evacuation, mechanical, medications, farm, legal, and more) before you need them. Every guide has a verifiable source URL so you can trust what the app is telling you. Offline maps + resources Cache tiles for your region and browse nearby shelters, hospitals, fire stations, police, pharmacies, water sources, food banks, fuel, and repair shops — sourced from OpenStreetMap and refreshed when you have signal. Deep-link straight to Maps or a tap-to-call. Live alerts, region-aware Pulls weather and disaster alerts from authoritative sources for your location (NWS in the US, MeteoAlarm across Europe, IMD in India, ECCC in Canada, PAGASA in the Philippines, INMET in Brazil, JMA in Japan, state services in Australia, GDACS worldwide). Only the providers relevant to where you are will run. SOS broadcast over the mesh Hold to send an emergency signal across a peer-to-peer mesh of other IntelligenceMesh users and paired hardware nodes — no cell tower needed. Includes your last-known location if available. Optional stick pairing Pair an IntelligenceMesh hardware stick over Bluetooth to add a physical button for voice asks, an on-body SOS button, and a low-power display for critical info even when your phone is off or dead. Privacy by design No email, phone, or location required to use core features. On-device encryption. No third-party trackers. Optional analytics can be turned off in Settings.