Diel Eng

Diel is a single-hand clock that goes around once every 24 hours. You don't read "2:37 pm". You read "mid-afternoon". The difference matters: seeing the whole day at a glance changes how much you feel is still ahead. THE WHOLE DAY, IN ONE CIRCLE One hand, twenty-four hours, one turn. No second hand, no blinking, nothing rushing you. YOUR MEETINGS, ON THE DIAL Diel reads the calendars you already have on your device — Apple, Google, work — and marks each meeting where it falls in the day. The ones already past fade out. At a glance you see what's left. DAYLIGHT The dial paints the band between sunrise and sunset, and below it tells you how long until each one: "sets in 3h 39m", not "6:15 pm". Plus the moon phase. Every calculation is local — no server is ever asked. ANY DAY YOU LIKE Move to the previous or next day to see how the week is shaping up, and jump back to today with one tap.…