In idle hours, making small tools.

yayoik — illustrator & web designer in Osaka, Japan.
I make small browser tools with a quiet heart —
an incense-stick meditation timer, a checker for web images —
made at an easy pace, as the mood takes me.

Works

Chrome extension

Disc Art Window

Shows the playing track's album art in a small window at the corner of the Spotify Web Player. Comes with a "CD shelf" of everything you've heard, and turns the artwork into wallpaper for your phone and more! A cheerful little extension for people who listen in the browser.

Chrome extension

Tsukimado — Moon Window

Press the crescent in your toolbar and tonight's moon rises in a small window — drawn at its true phase, with the traditional Japanese names for each phase, the sign the moon stands in, and the dates of the next new and full moon. A simple window for moon-viewing, with a little sentiment to it.

Runs in your browser

Isshu — Incense Timer

A mindfulness timer that measures your sitting with a single stick of incense, until it burns all the way down. Choose a scent and a holder, then light it. A little of the zen spirit, brought into the virtual world.

Runs in your browser

Miso Soup Shuffle

A toy of a tool that does one thing: pick two to four ingredients for today's miso soup, at random. It makes deciding dinner that little bit shorter.

Runs in your browser

Ayafuya Search

You cannot search for something whose name you have forgotten. A search box you can throw a vague description at — "that round thing on the end of a bicycle" — and still find it.

Chrome extension

A Chinchilla Passing Through

Now and then, in the corner of the page. It scurries across, stops short, and sniffs the air — a small silhouette of a companion that never gets in the way of your work. Pick its speed, size and colour, and let it walk about your browser.

Reference

Not a tool, but notes from my own reading. Left here for anyone with an interest in the subject.

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About yayoik.jp

Websites, illustration, flyers — a bit of everything, really.

Mail: hello@yayoik.jp
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