Mori: Stoic Life Grid & Focus
iOS app by Tsz Chung Chau. Productivity · Tsz Chung Chau
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- 0.49 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.6
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Your life is finite. Mori helps you see it clearly and live accordingly. Not another noisy countdown app. Mori is a quiet, poetic companion for intentional living: visualize your weeks, set one focus for today, and track how many times you may still experience what matters. ▸ THE GRID See your entire life as a grid of weeks or years. Each dot is time — lived, present, or still ahead. Watch the percentage of your life already spent. Let it sharpen your priorities, not your anxiety. ▸ THE DAILY FOCUS Each morning, one intention — not a to-do list. What is the singular thing worth this day? Mori asks gently, then holds you to it until the sun sets. ▸ WHAT REMAINS Name what you love: seeing your parents, reading slowly, swimming in the ocean. Tell Mori how often you experience it each year — and see exactly how many times you may have left. Some numbers change how you live. ▸ BUILT FOR REFLECTION, NOT DISTRACTION • Dark, minimal design • Offline — your data stays on your device • No ads, no feed, no noise • Daily focus reminder (optional, 8:00 AM) ▸ MEMENTO MORI “Remember you must die.” The Stoics didn’t say this to frighten — but to free. When time is visible, procrastination fades. Relationships rise. The trivial falls away. Mori is for anyone who has felt that life is moving faster than they realized — and wants a beautiful, honest mirror. Start with your birth date. Face the grid. Name what remains. Choose today’s focus. Live while you can.
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