Clear, for everyone.
A lot of the care in Loam comes from designing for people whose attention, memory and energy don’t keep to a fixed schedule – neurodivergent minds included. What makes the hard days manageable makes every day steadier.
- Unfinished things carry forward
- Whatever you don’t get to moves down to the current hour, still there the next day. It doesn’t turn red.
- A list that ends
- You get nine spots for desires, and no more. A short, fixed list is easier to face than an endless one, and easier to act on.
- Still by default
- The only thing that moves is the now-line, and Reduce Motion quiets even that.
- Reads at any size
- Every word scales with your system text size, up to the largest accessibility sizes, and the layout adapts instead of breaking. Bold Text works too.
- Never colour alone
- Categories are shapes and positions as well as colours. Turn on Differentiate Without Color and each one gets its own mark, so nothing depends on telling hues apart.
- Built for VoiceOver
- Every intention announces its name, category, and whether it’s done. The whole day is reachable by ear, not just by tapping.