YohakuNot another calendar
Yohaku does not manage events. It leaves room with nothing planned between the things you already have.
CONCEPT
Concept
Not another plan—just space. Yohaku is a small habit for leaving time with nothing planned, then looking back quietly.
Where it started
“An empty day on the calendar carried a kind of guilt. If it is open, surely something could go there.”
Time meant for resting quietly filled up with errands that never felt right afterwards. The problem was not a lack of rest — it was that blank time was not treated as a plan, so anything could overwrite it. So Yohaku gives the doing-nothing a name and a time of its own.
Start small
No perfect routine required. One space, when you notice the need, is enough.
Look back quietly
As days with space accumulate, the rhythm of your time becomes a little clearer.
What Yohaku will not do
- It does not manage events or tasks.
- No timer or dedicated mode starts while a space is running.
- It does not count streaks or turn rest into a score.
- It does not generate art or patterns from your records.
- Nothing you write is sent to the operator’s servers.
How that turns into screens
