A focused journal for Mac and web

Notes that keep time.

Write as you work. Each line gets a timestamp.

Notes stay local Plain Markdown No account
A day of notes in Aikarivi. Each new line receives a timestamp, then its text is typed character by character.
Zen focus workspace·One task at a time·Timed journaling·Local Markdown

One quiet editor. Different rhythms.

A quiet place to stay with one task. Use the clock when context matters, or a timer when the slot is fixed. Your note stays on this device.

Aikarivi clock mode with a full day of timestamped notes
01 / Throughout the day

Keep the day in one thread.

Capture the thought before Slack, a call, or the next task changes the context.

Aikarivi timer mode used for a one-hour interview
02 / One-hour interview

Take notes inside the hour.

Set a slot, listen, and write. Each line keeps the time left when you made the note.

Aikarivi timer mode used for a focused work block
03 / Focused work

Give the work a finish line.

Start a block, keep typing, and return to the exact state of the work — not a vague feeling.

Less ceremony.
More context.

Aikarivi keeps the workspace calm and the task in view. No feed, prompts, or organising ritual — just a blank page that quietly remembers when each line happened.

Open the zen workspace ↗
01

Open the browser or Mac app.

The web workspace runs on GitHub Pages and keeps its notes in this browser. No account or syncing backend.

02

Stay with one task.

Keep the page quiet. Use the clock for the day or a countdown for a focused block.

03

Keep your note.

Export ordinary Markdown whenever you like, then open the same note in Aikarivi for Mac.

Make the in-between
count.

Keep your attention on the task in front of you. Start locally in the browser, or use the native Mac app with the same Markdown notes.

Download for Mac ↗Open web app ↗macOS 13+ · local-first web