Daylumen is a family of iPhone apps for everyday life, each handling one thing in your day: reading your health data, starting a focus session, keeping plants alive, saving the moments worth keeping and putting a real map behind travel photos; there are five today: Daylumen, FocusFlow, PotPal, Signet and GeoZine, all free to download.
Daylumen is a free iPhone app that reads the sleep, activity and heart data already in Apple Health, plus photos you give it access to, and tells you in plain words how today compares with your own usual range. No ring or watch required; the reading is computed on your iPhone. iOS 17 or later.
FocusFlow is a free iPhone focus app for brains that struggle to start: pick your energy for the moment, choose one small task that fits it, focus with a gentle circular timer, and watch your Focus Garden grow. Data stays on your phone by default.
PotPal is an iPhone plant-care reminder app: take a photo to identify a plant, get a calculated watering time for each pot, and tap “not dry yet” to postpone when the soil is still damp. Core care is free and ad-free; data stays on your phone by default.
Signet is an iPhone moment-keeping app inspired by traditional Chinese seals: you press a seal only on the moments truly worth keeping, with 75 hand-crafted seals, xuan paper mounting and a year-end scroll. Free, with no account, no cloud and no ads.
GeoZine is an iPhone app for travel photos: it puts the real contours, rivers and place names of where you took a photo behind it, so one image keeps the place you went; photos are processed on your phone and never uploaded.
All five are free to download. Signet is entirely free; Daylumen and GeoZine offer one-time unlocks, FocusFlow has an optional cosmetic purchase and PotPal an optional Pro.
An iPhone. Daylumen and Signet need iOS 17 or later; no wearable or account is required.
They are two families from the same independent developer: Daylumen makes everyday-life apps, Gatheon makes tools for screenshots, voice and files.
