Loomi

Time Circle is a reflective productivity experience designed for people who struggle with distraction, burnout, or fragmented focus. Instead of aggressively blocking apps or punishing users for losing focus, Time Circle approaches attention with softness, ritual, and visual feedback. When a user opens a restricted app such as YouTube, Chrome, or social media, the system gently prompts them with a minimal floating interface. The user chooses a state like Working, Learning, or Break, then draws an open circle with their mouse. The unfinished circle becomes a small floating fragment on the desktop, quietly reminding them that their attention is still “open.” When the restricted app is closed, the app automatically restores the fragment and softly completes the circle animation. The system records the start time, end time, state, goal, and app usage into structured logs. AI-generated reflections then appear in a calm completion screen, transforming raw screen time into emotionally meaningful feedback. Rather than treating distraction as failure, Time Circle visualizes the idea that meaningful work is built through returning many times. The project combines behavioral psychology, ambient interaction design, lightweight AI reflection systems, and handcrafted visual aesthetics inspired by journals and slow living. Over time, the accumulated behavioral logs are analyzed by AI to identify emotional patterns, focus cycles, and attention drift habits. Instead of generating productivity scores or punishment systems, the AI acts more like a reflective companion — offering gentle observations, personalized reflections, and emotionally aware feedback based on how the user actually spends their time. The project was built as an experimental productivity ritual exploring how AI can support healthier relationships with attention, focus, and digital habits.