A clock tells you what time it is. It rarely tells you how much of your day you have already lived.
Painted Day makes the day visible. You set your hours — 8 AM to 10 PM by default — and a painting fills them: at 3 PM it is half done, and at the close of your day it is complete. Each painting comes from that day's date and a random seed kept on your iPhone, so no two days look alike, and an update never changes a painting you already have. Every stroke is drawn by the app's own algorithms on your iPhone — no AI, no cloud.
It is made to stay on a stand next to your desk: the screen stays awake while the painting is open, the controls hide on their own, and turned sideways the painting hangs framed on a gallery wall next to its museum label. No account, no ads. In English, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese. Made in Mexico by Christian Irack at Ingeniería.dev.

