Memento Mori: Widget
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Memento Mori: Widget

Sergey Li · released 16 Apr 2026 · Open in App Store ↗

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Description

Every year has 365 days. Every month has roughly 30. Every week has 7. How

many have you already spent?

Memento Mori turns your remaining time into a simple, powerful visual — a grid

of dots on your Home Screen and inside the app. White dots are what's still

ahead. Dark dots are what's already gone.

It's a quiet, daily reminder rooted in Stoic philosophy: remember that your

time is finite, and use that awareness to live with more intention.

WHAT YOU SEE

Year view — weeks of the year as dots

Month view — your current month, day by day

Week view — the week broken into 6-hour blocks

Day view — 24 hours, hour by hour

Swipe between all four views in the app, or glance at your Home Screen

widget

STOIC WISDOM, TWICE A DAY

A quote from the great Stoic philosophers — Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and

Epictetus — appears in the app and on the large widget. The quote changes

every 12 hours, drawn from a curated collection of 300 timeless reflections on

time, mortality, virtue, and the art of living.

"You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do and say and

think." — Marcus Aurelius

DESIGNED TO BE GLANCED AT

Pure black background — blends seamlessly with your Lock Screen and Home

Screen

Minimal, distraction-free design

Available in small, medium, and large widget sizes

Choose what to display: year, month, week, or day

No accounts. No notifications. No tracking. Just a quiet visual reminder that

today is the dot that matters.

Memento Mori — remember you must die, so you remember to live.