Memory, stored in small pieces
Half a brain beside a column of rounded tiles, a few of them lit. The brain is what you study with; the tiles are what Re:Call keeps for you, one topic at a time.
A single glow outline on a forest shape. Only the left half, so the tiles can complete it.
Rounded squares in forest, stepping out and back in like a half-brain silhouette.
A few tiles glow glow with a glow-core centre: the topics you remember right now. The same rounded tile is used for every pixel of the wordmark.
A soft green halo around the mark, on dark grounds only.
The mark on charcoal. Dock, taskbar, installers, profile pictures.
No background. On charcoal or surface-card, 24px or larger.
Allowed in print. Drop the glow; it can't show on white.
Don't
Drawn in its own pixel font
The name is built from the logo's tiles: 70 rounded pixels on a 7-pixel-tall grid. The letters are plain text; the colon is the only lit part. Click the colon below 7 times.
Letters text, colon glow-core with a glow halo. The default.
For printouts only: charcoal letters, forest colon, no glow.
- Lock up as in the app's sidebar: mark first, a little taller than the wordmark, a small gap between.
- Never retype the wordmark in a normal font, recolour the letters, light any pixel other than the colon, or stretch it.
- In sentences, the name is just text: Re:Call.
Re:Call, with the colon
Like "re: call" in an email: a reminder about something you already had. File names can't hold a colon, so they use a hyphen.
Code still uses the first name, SpacedRep (bundle ID, data folder). Keep it out of anything users see.
Nocturne
Dark surfaces most of the time, the logo's greens for whatever needs you, and accents only where they mean something. Click any swatch to copy its hex.
Brand, from the logo (never replaced)
Surfaces and text
Accents, each with a job
Always show the name with the dot: some pairs look alike to colour-blind eyes.
Charts: remembered glow · forgot coral · skipped lavender, chosen to stay readable for colour-blind eyes.
One family, Mac sizes
SF Pro on Mac, Inter on Windows and the web. They look almost the same. The app uses the small macOS sizes below; docs and posts may add a display face for big headlines.
- Sentence case everywhere. Only names get Title Case: the six screens and "Add Topic".
- Numbers that line up use tabular figures.
- Units stay short: 1h, 4d, 6.5h, 20m.
The pieces the app is made of
Recreated from the app's own stylesheet. One primary green button per screen; everything else stays quiet.
Buttons 6px, fields 8px, sidebar rows 9px, cards 14px, sidebar 18px, pills fully round.
SF Symbols on Mac, Lucide on Windows. Thin line icons, 14–16px, muted or glow when selected.
Only three places: the intensity levels 😌 🙂 💪 🔥 💀, the morning "📚 Today" notification, and the 🔥 streak.
A calm friend who's good at studying
Short sentences, plain words, "you". Numbers instead of adjectives. Honest, never preachy, no hype and no guilt.
✗ Not today — move to tomorrow
Postpone this review session?
2 trouble topics — forgotten 4+ times. Revising isn't enough; re-study them properly.
Oops! Looks like you're struggling 😅 Keep going!!
101 days until the exam (10 Feb 2027)
Your exam is coming up soon, don't break your streak!
Your current data is saved to the backups folder first.
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Use the student's words: topic, chapter, revise, study time, exam, remember. Not card, deck, review session or retention. The one joke is Brutal's "No mercy."
Show the real app, full of real study
Screens with realistic data (real subjects and chapter names), framed with a 1px border and rounded corners. No stock photos, mascots or 3D art.
Made by a person
Re:Call is signed. Ishan Pratap Singh's signature writes itself in the About window, tinted glow. The sidebar credit reads "Made by Ishan Pratap Singh"; Instagram is @ishan.sgh.