Deko Gallery 1 vs Ukabu

Admire the masterpieces of the decorative arts through the ages, with these fantastic reproductions of the first series of “L'Ornement polychrome” (1869-1873) by illustrator Albert Racinet. These 100 plates include more than 2000 specimens of design from cultures all over the world, through Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance, 16th, 17th and 18th century, and from various mediums such as painting, textile, metalwork, woodwork, architecture, jewellery, ceramic, mosaic... This imagery remains a perpetual source of delight and an inspiration for visual artists of our time.

UKABU is a quiet notebook for gently lightening your mind. Toss a passing thought and it drifts onto the screen. Tap to read it; swipe up to let it go. Released notes don't vanish — search, and you can always reel them back. Don't hold it all. But nothing is truly lost. That's the quiet comfort of UKABU. — 12 lenses, 12 inner landscapes — Lotus, Sakura, Ink, Mountains, Pond, Ripple, and the night-sky "Stars." Choose the scenery by mood. A thought you let go rises as a shooting star, and tilting your phone lets you look up into the depth of the sky. — Reel it back — Find past notes by text, place, or time. ◎ No ads ◎ Notes stay on your device (yours alone) ◎ 11 languages (English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Korean, Hindi, Indonesian, Arabic) PRO (one-time purchase) • 3 extra lenses (Lantern, Pond, Ripple) • Flow styles (sink / rise / swirl) & auto-play Toss it, reel it back, take it out. Float today's small thoughts here for a while.