$10.99Ithya: Magic Studies Study beside a magic world
Set the weather, pick a hand-drawn scene and let a gentle pomodoro timer and task list carry you through your work.
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A world that sits quietly beside your work
Ithya lives on your desktop as a small, animated window: a hand-drawn fantasy scene where a mage studies, rests and wanders while you get on with your day. You choose the time of day (night, day, sunset) and the weather, including rain, so the backdrop matches how you want to feel. The art is drawn and animated by hand, every frame of it, with no AI involved anywhere. You can resize the window, pin it on top of other apps or tuck it at the bottom of the screen, so the scene stays at the edge of your vision instead of in the way. Glance over during a break and something small has changed.
Music and sound for every kind of session
Ten playlists come built in, from cozy lofi for quiet concentration to sweeping fantasy soundtracks written by indie composers. The music is all composed by humans, and it shows: there is variety in the instruments and moods, not one endless loop of the same soft piano. Alongside the playlists you get ambient sounds that fit each scene, so a rainy forest sounds like a rainy forest. One small, thoughtful touch: the timer offers several different end sounds, so if your ears stop noticing one, you can swap it for another.
Tools that actually keep you working
Under the pretty surface sits a set of plain, useful tools: a to-do list, a journal, a stopwatch and a pomodoro timer. Nothing here nags you or gamifies your day into a chore; the app stays out of the way while you write, draw, study or plan a D&D campaign. Finishing sessions earns you progress you can spend on your own corner of the world, decorating your room and hunting down the ten Elementals hidden in it. Work a little, get a little reward, keep going. The interface is deliberately simple, so the tools help without becoming another distraction.
