Ether Flow :: Focus, organize, and create.

instantly. Having your partner quietly keep an eye on you provides a surprisingly powerful boost of motivation.🐣 2. Transmutation & Growth of HomunculiFrom Egg to Adult: As you spend more focus time together, your adorable companion evolves through three stages: [Egg → Child → Adult].The Alchemical Alembic: During deep focus, precious 'sediment' settles at the bottom of the flask. Collect Ether and sediment to hatch new homunculi, or combine shop materials to transmute a wide variety of kemonomimi companions!🧾 3. Aesthetic 'Focus Receipts' & Systematic AnalyticsToday's Focus Receipt: Tracking daily accomplishments through plain numbers can feel dry! Click the camera button to generate a stylish, aesthetic 'receipt' detailing your app usage and daily passion—perfect for saving and sharing your achievements.Timelines & Analytics Charts: Gain intuitive insights into your work habits through [Focus vs. Distraction] ratio gauges, category breakdown lists, and hourly timeline bars.📋 4. Daily Routines & Personal TasksToday's To-Do: Check off tasks you need to finish today and earn instant Ether bonuses.Daily Habits: Maintain your daily routines. As your habits build consistency, your Affinity and trust with your homunculus partner will grow ever deeper.💡 5. Smart Features for the Modern AlchemistPrecision Keyword Detection: Detects specific keywords in browser tab titles, allowing web-based workers to precisely distinguish between work and distraction.Sticky Notes & Flexible Layouts: Switch freely between horizontal and vertical modes to suit your desktop setup, and keep handy sticky notes floating on your screen.Late-Night Reset Adjustment: For night owls working late, set your daily reset time to 4:00 AM or 6:00 AM. Your late-night passion won't get cut in half and will be neatly logged under yesterday's progress.Gifting & Archive Unlocks: Give various gifts to your companions to unlock hidden profile details and lore archives!🎮 Your very first homunculus is waiting to hatch in 'The Liminal Crescarium'.