Life is not just about to-dos, but also moments worth keeping. Gently paint over time, jot down a few thoughts on how you feel today, and look back at yourself through the colorful calendar. Serious work deserves to be recorded, as does proper rest.
A good life begins with taking care of yourself before embracing the world.
Shige is a time diary that uses color to record life. It divides each day into 96 small blocks, each representing 15 minutes. Assign a color to work, study, creation, and rest, and leave a touch of tenderness for ordinary days.
Painting over time requires no complex forms.
Select activities in "Today," tap once, or swipe across several blocks; everything is automatically saved after each stroke. If you make a mistake, you can undo, redo, or erase; long-press a block to precisely adjust the duration. Adjacent entries of the same type will merge into a complete time period on the timeline.
Every segment of time can have its own story.
Tap the "+" in the center, select the time, activity, and color, write notes, and add tags and locations. Daily reflections go into the "Diary": freely writable moods, today’s takeaways, and small expectations for tomorrow.
In reviews, see the person you’ve become.
The monthly calendar presents each day with soft activity colors. Flip to any specific day to revisit the timeline, diary, and time snippets; you can also filter and search records by category, making it easier to find moments worth remembering.
Discover clues of life from your records.
Sleep, exercise, work, and wakeful activities are observed separately, allowing you to see the fragments of life outside of work and sleep. Sleep references and work reminder lines can be adjusted; unrecorded time is not counted as zero. Keywords come from your own tags. View daily time distribution, categorized durations, and life rhythms. When there is enough data, compare changes in progress over identical periods. Insights are based solely on data you actively rec…
