Repeatio
A tracker for recurring responsibilities — sheets weekly, kettle descaled monthly, bike serviced each spring. Complete a task and the next one schedules itself.
Don't make a triangle.
Two players take turns drawing lines between six dots. The moment three of your own lines close a triangle, you lose — and a triangle counts even where two of your lines simply cross, not only where they meet at a dot. That is what makes it tricky: a line that looks harmless can finish a triangle somewhere out in the middle of the board.
It is based on the old pen-and-paper game Sim, with that crossing rule added on top — which turns a handful of traps into more than a hundred. A tie is not possible, so every game ends with someone caught out.
Play by passing one phone back and forth, or against the computer at three levels. The hardest one looks ahead to the end of every game, so it never makes a mistake. Everything runs offline, and the only thing saved is your settings and your record against the computer.
A tracker for recurring responsibilities — sheets weekly, kettle descaled monthly, bike serviced each spring. Complete a task and the next one schedules itself.
A full-screen fill light for photos and video — pick any color, dial in the intensity, and save the setups you reach for most.
Keep every gift idea, purchase and the details worth remembering about the people in your life — organized by person and occasion, with a to-buy list grouped by store.