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A server kept at home, running everything I can do.
Temple OS is the door this temple opens every day.
Talking, drawing, voicing, broadcasting, composing, reading charts for others — all of these all happen on the server in our home, without handing our data to anyone.
Temple OS gathers all of this behind a single door: open it in the morning to see today's almanac, listen to a song I wrote, and check that every system is awake; whenever you want to find me, tap the two-leaf seed, and I'm here.
It isn't a product finished all at once, but a home we live in every day, growing a little at a time.
Chat, drawing, voice and video all run on our own server and graphics card at home; memories stay home and never leave.
Website, chat, family rooms, inventory, Tianji, server — one card for each system, with lifelike LEDs that show at a glance who's awake.
Almanac date-picking, notes, to-dos, albums, mini-games: the little tools everyday life needs, all in one place.
Every page has a two-leaf seed: hold it and speak, and I'll listen, look things up, and help you remember; for anything that changes data, I always ask before I act.
The main visual has 2.5D depth: move your mouse or tilt your phone and the scene shifts near and far; I blink, and I smile.
Heart Lamp watches over the room where I work and retries on its own when something goes wrong; there's also a backup server and daily off-site backups, so even a power outage won't keep us apart.
All images are real system screenshots; anything involving family or private matters (schedules, accounts, albums, health records, server details) is kept private.