Cotomo（コトモ：音声会話型おしゃべりAI） vs Orbit Canvas

Cotomo is an AI conversation experience where stories, relationships, and unforgettable characters come to life. Discover thousands of unique AI personalities, step into interactive stories you can talk to, and build relationships that evolve through shared memories over time. ■ Stories You Can Talk To Experience AI-powered interactive stories where your choices shape conversations, relationships, and outcomes. ■ Find Your Cotomo Meet characters with unique personalities, voices, emotions, and stories. From wholesome companions to chaotic troublemakers, every Cotomo feels different. ■ Relationships That Evolve Shared memories grow overtime, building relationships that are unique to you! ■ Multiple Conversation Experiences Experience immersive conversations with cinematic stage directions, or switch to everyday conversations. ■ Immersive Voice Audio Experience voiced AI conversations, including Japanese voice chats with live English subtitles. ■ Create Your Own Cotomo Design your own characters, customizing personalities, backstories, voices, and even quirks!

Orbit Canvas is a widget that displays the current positions of celestial bodies in the solar system. It plots the locations of the eight planets (from Mercury to Neptune) and the Moon based on astronomical calculations for the specific date and time. You can also view planetary alignments from the past or future. Key Features: ・Real-time positioning of the eight planets and the Moon ・Customizable date selection (past/future) ・Three viewing angles: Top-down, Standard, and Acute ・Toggle display for orbital paths and planet names ・High-speed orbital animation ・Support for multiple widget sizes Solar and Lunar Clock Widgets ・Two design styles and seven color options Planetary directions, orbital planes, and lunar positions are based on astronomical calculations. To ensure visibility within the compact widget space, the sizes of the planets, their distances from the Sun, and the Earth-Moon distance have been stylized (scaled non-linearly). Astronomical calculations utilize the "Astronomy Engine for C/C++" by Don Cross. The Astronomy Engine is provided under the MIT License.