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.
Whatever you don't get to moves down to the current hour, still there the next day. It doesn't turn red.
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.
The only thing that moves is the now-line, and Reduce Motion quiets even that.
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.
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.
Every intention announces its name, category, and whether it’s done. The whole day is reachable by ear, not just by tapping.