Dirovex vs Dirovexer

Dirovex is a notebook that lives on water. **On the water** - Pads: title, body, live word count, five brush tints - Drag a pad anywhere; tap it to open it; the pond remembers where you left it - Carp for open tasks — bigger and nearer the surface as their day comes round - A flower on the water for everything you finished today - Rain you can turn on, a moon that shows the real phase, and light that follows the hour  **Getting things done** - Tasks on a pad or swimming loose, with days, a "landed today" list and a tap to tick - Throw a stone in: a quiet timer of 5, 15, 25 or 45 minutes where the ring spreads until it reaches the bank - A daily word mark, drawn as a gauge filling on the pond  **Looking back** - Leaves: every pad in a list, with a net to search, filters and four sort orders - Moon: your own month, where each day is drawn as the rings, flowers and stones it earned - Waterlog: words, pads, tasks landed, quiet minutes, a fortnight of columns, the ink you reach for, the hour you write in - Send any pad as a painted card, or as plain text

Dirovexer opens on a wind chime, not a list. Every note you write becomes a tuned tube on a wooden crown: its name runs down the side, its material gives it a colour and a voice, and its length gives it a pitch. Tap a tube to hear it. Pull the sail at the bottom and let go — the clapper swings through the whole set and your day plays itself back to you.