anicca — new tab sɣur nishparadox

Open a new tab and, instead of noise, see what's finite.

anicca (Pāli: impermanence) replaces your new tab with a live, generative meditation on time. A large counter streams the waking hours you still have — not a morbid countdown, but a reminder of the hours you still get to be here. Behind it, a field of motes arises and passes, the way sensations do on the cushion. The whole page breathes.

Three lenses — switch with the words at the bottom, or with keys 1 / 2 / 3:

• life — the waking hours left in your own life
• stillness — the hours of meditation still ahead, if you sit each day
• together — the waking hours you have left to spend with someone you love

A live thread along the bottom marks where "now" sits between birth and your horizon, with your age streaming beside it — so you can feel time moving.

Make it yours: open "tune" and set your date of birth, the partner's name and date, your daily hours (sleep / work / upkeep / stillness), and your horizons. On the first new tab it simply asks for your birth date, and everything is saved in your browser.

Private by design: no accounts, no tracking, no network requests — no data ever leaves your device. Fonts are bundled, so it works fully offline.

All that arises, passes — but you're still here. Make the tab count.

Open source: https://github.com/NISH1001/anicca