The interesting chapter came after launch.

A fast activity picker based on available time and energy — and the audit and redesign that followed shipping it.

Gimme a Nudge asking how much energy and time you have before offering a single thing to do next, with a note that choices stay on the device. — On screenScreen capture of the running software. Corey D.M. Johnson. Unmodified beyond resampling: no crop, no colour grade, no compositing.

What changed

The most interesting chapter came after launch: auditing its claims, prompts, accessibility, safety, and assumptions, then using that evidence to design a more responsible version.

Where it is now

Active redesign, driven by the audit rather than a feature list.

The public version offers one realistic activity from a curated library based on available time and energy. The portfolio still documents the audit and redesign honestly.

Related work

This idea didn’t stay in its lane.

The Clean Recipes →Present — Digital Detox →