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Aquarius
For people who think ahead. A silver page printed in deep cyan and ultraviolet on an electric-cobalt desk, like notes pinned above a workshop bench: the day in an arch with three gusts of wind at its foot, an ultraviolet star for what's done, and a voice note that plays from a small hexagon, drawn as two voices. What you keep goes up as engraved posters: brass orreries, op-art eyes in rays and star atlases, and your photos stay whole.
Free while Haumm is in early access. After that, every journal has White and Night, the paid year adds three looks you choose, and more are a few dollars each, yours to keep. You can try any look on your own pages first.
Open Haumm →In the app: Settings → Preferences → Appearance → Aquarius, then Light, Dark or Match my device, which turns with your phone or computer. On a computer, the look's name at the top of the journal opens the same choices. It follows your account to every device.
Give a year of Haumm →
and dark
Aquarius, dark
The same page in deep teal, for the late shift and the long idea: soft white words, bright cyan for the date, and the arch, the stars and the hexagon in lilac. The same jar and the same wind, and the same wall in Commonplace.
A page like notes above a workshop bench.
(one page, in the app.)
A page in Aquarius, drawn by the Haumm app with a made-up journal, and what makes it Aquarius.
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The day in an arch
The date in an arch: the weekday over the day, the month and year under it, Aquarius's sign at its top and three gusts of wind at its foot. On a computer, the sign and a star start the title's rule.
- 2
Lists ruled in ultraviolet
Each list a silver card ruled twice in ultraviolet, its mark a small hexagon.
- 3
A star for what's done
Done ticks turn into ultraviolet four-point stars, so a good week of habits fills with them.
- 4
Two voices
A voice note plays from a small hexagon, and its own levels are drawn as two lines braiding, as far apart as the note was loud.
What you keep, in orbit.
(one wall for both.)
Keep a line, a photo or a voice note and it comes back as one of twelve engraved posters, printed in one or two inks on old paper: a tarot card, the day's sun and moon, an old magazine's cover, a fortune card's border (it tells the date, never a fortune), an engraving's plate, a sheet of stamps, a star card, a voice note's rays or clouds; and Aquarius's own, a brass orrery, an op-art eye in rays, and a photo on a star atlas. Many show their day's sky, worked out from the date. Never a horoscope or a reading. Photos stay whole. Re-roll for another. With Posters off, each piece is a card ruled in gold.
Not just the page.
(every room, in Aquarius.)
This is the app itself, with a made-up journal. Click through the page, Commonplace and Bookmarks, light or dark, and flip the writing between serif and sans.
Paper
Light: silver paper on an electric-cobalt desk, deep navy ink, deep cyan and ultraviolet. Dark: a deep teal page, soft white light, bright cyan and lilac.
Type
Unbounded for titles and headings; Atkinson Hyperlegible, made to be easy to read, for your writing; Fira Code for the date and labels.
In the rooms
Twelve engraved posters, nine the zodiac shares and three of its own (orrery, op-art eye, star atlas), the same on both sides. Bookmarks by month, each day in a small arch.
Works on
Computer and phone, light or dark. The look follows your account to every device.
Also in the zodiac.
Gemini
Free in early accessFor people who think out loud: cream or navy, printed in mustard, the day in an arch with the wind at its foot, and an engraved wall of old coins, clothbound volumes and stereographs with your photos whole.
Libra
Free in early accessFor people who look for the balance: alabaster or deep rose on a rose desk, printed in brass and rose gold, the day in an arch with the wind at its foot, and an engraved wall of invitations, sealed letters and hinged frames with your photos whole.
Pisces
Free in early accessFor people who drift and dream: pearl or deep violet on a lavender desk, printed in violet and ocean teal, the day in an arch with the tide at its foot, and an engraved wall of Delft tiles, scrolls and cords with your photos whole.