A 3D desktop: what a spatial operating system is
A spatial operating system puts your information in a space instead of in flat windows. In Divina your day sits in a ring of glass cards inside a 3D room. Turn the ring to move between them, and pull one forward to read it.
Why a room?
Instead of 14 tabs and six apps, everything you check sits in one calm place. Motion is off by default, so you can leave it open all day without it tugging at your eye.
Worlds and planets
Pick a world, from a minimal studio to a glass observatory or a fog chamber, or build your own. Choose a planet, its rings and moons, the colours and the light. Then say “take me to Saturn” and the room changes around you.
The human form
Say “Divina, transform into a human shape” and every card dissolves into light, gathers into a point and rebuilds as a figure that talks to you.
Where it runs
The free version runs in your browser on computers and phones. Apps for Windows, Mac and iPhone are coming soon. Join the waitlist to hear first. The Windows app adds live stocks and sports, email and control of your computer.
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