Vivid Kirevo

Vivid Kirevo is a quiet planner for days that should feel breathable. You shape the day around your energy, return to small routines, and write down what the day actually felt like. The point is a rhythm you can come back to, not a packed schedule you have to win. A one-minute check-in sets the signal for today. From there you place time blocks between wake and sleep, mark what you finished, and leave the rest unfinished without treating it as a failure. Routines are short sequences for morning, workday, evening, or recovery. Each one has a purpose, a time window, and a few gentle steps. You can pause a routine, duplicate it, or run it with a simple timer and stop whenever the pace is wrong. Habits are marks you return to, shown as a light streak rather than a score you can break. Goals stay seasonal. Give each one an outcome, why it matters, a life area such as wellbeing, creativity, relationships, home, or work, a target date, and a few milestones. Progress is a path, and the next unfinished step stays visible. Reflections are free notes: a title, a mood, an energy level from 1 to 5, and tags. Pin the ones you want to find again, and search by feeling. A six-step weekly reset walks through what felt alive, what stayed open, how your energy moved, what to reschedule or release, and what to carry into next week. The weekly rhythm report turns local activity into a short contour: blocks completed, routine returns, habit marks, and the current energy signal. You can export that report, or a fuller backup, as text, CSV, or JSON. Reminders for blocks, routines, and an evening reflection are optional. Display settings cover light, dark, or system theme, reduced motion, higher contrast, a 12- or 24-hour clock, and whether the week starts on Monday or Sunday. Plans, check-ins, and journal entries live on this device, and you can erase them all in one step.