MotiVane

You have a good idea at the wrong moment, save it, and never come back to it. So here ideas hang from a cloud. Tell the app the sky, the hour, your free time and your energy in one sentence, and the notes rise and fall to match. Up to three come within reach, or fewer if fewer really fit. The picture on the screen is the recommendation itself.

Each note says why it came down, and opening it lists the rules that applied. Every idea starts at 40 points, simple rules move it up or down, and it needs 60 to come within reach. There is no AI: the same moment always gives the same answer, and the whole table of rules is printed inside the app.

A note that feels too big can be made smaller: it swaps in a five-minute start and then reaches you on days the whole thing couldn't. Finished ideas go into an Almanac with the weather you did them in, and each becomes a star you can only see on clear nights. There are no streaks, scores or reminders.

It began in March 2026 as a React Native concept for a course at Ankara University. For the portfolio I rebuilt it for the web and dropped what the idea didn't need: the mobile runtime, SQLite, the book lookups, Gemini. The price is that it only knows the moment while it's open, and your ideas stay in one browser.