the five who live in Jitters' room
Put one of them on your lock screen
Small cloth things sewn from what a day leaves over. They keep your night company while he codes.
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AkubikoYours. Tap one to save it, then set it from your photos.
on your iPhone
Five ways to keep Akubiko on your phone
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It changes with your night
A Shortcut fetches Akubiko each time it runs and sets it as your lock screen: awake by day, groggy late, asleep at night. Drag the hour under the phone to see it.
Not tried on a device yet.Build the Shortcut in three steps
- In Shortcuts, make a new shortcut and add Get Contents of URL with the link above.
- Add Set Wallpaper Photo, pick your lock screen and turn its preview off.
- Under Automation add Time of Day at 7:00 that runs it without asking; add two more at 22:00 and 1:00.
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Asleep when you are
Save Akubiko asleep and tie that lock screen to Sleep, so it changes by itself at bedtime.
Not tried on a device yet.Tie it to Sleep in four steps
- Touch and hold your lock screen, tap + and pick the asleep picture from your photos.
- Tap Focus under that lock screen and choose Sleep.
- A sleep schedule in Health turns Sleep on by itself when you wind down.
- If it looks too dark at night: Settings, Focus, Sleep, and turn off the dimming of the lock screen.
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A different one each time you look
All five as one Photo Shuffle: a new one each time you lift the phone.
Not tried on a device yet.Set the shuffle in three steps
- Touch and hold your lock screen, tap + and choose Photo Shuffle.
- Pick the five from your photos.
- Choose how often: On Tap, On Lock, Hourly or Daily.
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The bedtime yawn
At the bedtime you set, Akubiko yawns through Jitters' room, and your lock screen says what Akubiko did.
Not built yet: your tap is a vote. Past 20 votes it comes to your phone at the bedtime you set.Not tried on a device yet. -
On your desk
Each one in 3D: tap and it sits on your desk through the camera.
Opens on an iPhone or iPad. Not tried on a device yet.