The work you did counts.
Morax The Game is an iPhone app in development that turns what you actually do — a post published in PostPilot, a gallery delivered, a client followed up, and the habits of your days — into missions and a progress you can see. It accompanies and celebrates; it never judges, never penalises, and never invents a fact about you.
Play — indisponible. The game is in development and runs on labelled demonstration data in its own repository. No build is offered to testers yet, so there is nothing to open from here.
In development. iPhone app on demonstration data, clearly labelled; no Morax source is connected yet.
What this product does
Missions from real work
Each Morax app can emit signals — dated, idempotent facts with no sensitive content, such as a published post or a delivered gallery. A mission moves forward on a signal from the app it names, and the same signal never rewards twice.
It reads, it never writes
The game never calls an application to act. An invoice is sent by Morax Accountant behind its own approval; the game only sees, afterwards, that it was approved. Nothing outside can be triggered to earn points.
A focus station, earned
After a first mission or two, a focus station unlocks: a quiet screen to start the next piece of work, rather than one more list.
In detail
Four attributes, one per kind of effort
Strength, energy, focus and organisation. Each Morax app is meant to feed one of them: PostPilot energy, Gallery focus, Business, Chat and Accountant organisation.
A tap until a source exists
A source that is not connected validates nothing. Its missions fall back to a confirmation by tap, and a test fails if a source is declared connected without its adapter.
No penalty, by rule
Missing a day costs nothing: the rules hold no penalty to apply.
Rules tested apart from the screens
The game rules live in a core package of their own, tested without any interface, so a screen cannot quietly change what a mission is worth.
Privacy before the sources
Data protection, consent and retention come before any real source is connected, in that order on the roadmap.
Who it is for
- The end of a long day
- What got done is on the screen, mission by mission, instead of the list of what did not.
- Coming back after a gap
- Nothing is lost for the days in between; the game picks up from where you are.
- A task that will not start
- The focus station gives one next step and a quiet screen to do it on.
A game that never judges
This page describes a game still in development and the rules it already follows. The missions start counting real work when the first Morax app is connected as a source, not before.
Play — indisponible. The game is in development and runs on labelled demonstration data in its own repository. No build is offered to testers yet, so there is nothing to open from here.