Daily Relic : One relic a day
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What changed · US
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Reorganized the two new packs into 8 packs, 70 relics total: East Asia split into China and Japan packs (10 each), Masterpieces split by era into Renaissance & Baroque, 18th–19th Century, and Impressionism, and Korea gained 3 overseas Joseon relics (23 new relics added). Also redesigned the clock and study screens, added clock-style and number-font settings, remember relic position per orientation, and fixed the cutout and panel clipping on iPhone landscape.
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One relic a day. Each morning, a single artifact quietly arrives. Turn it in your hand, zoom in, and stay with it for a minute or two. No feed, no search, no ads. The less there is, the more you notice. ■ Three ways to keep it close · View — study today's relic slowly, in 3D. · Clock — a large clock over an ambient scene as the relic turns. Stand it on your desk. · Study — count up your focus time with the relic as your backdrop. ■ What's inside · Today's relic is free to view, every day. · Korea · Ancient Egypt · Masterpiece Paintings · Greece & Rome · East Asia · Masterpieces II — 47 pieces in all. · Own the relics you love as permanent content packs, or unlock everything at once with Pro. · Not a subscription. Buy once, keep it. · Available in Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, and French. ■ How it's made · Built from open 3D data released by the National Museum of Korea and open museum collections. · Every relic shows its source, license, and a link to the original inside the app. · 3D is rendered on your device, and viewing works offline. No login, no account. Take a minute with one relic today.
What's new · 1.3.0
Reorganized the two new packs into 8 packs, 70 relics total: East Asia split into China and Japan packs (10 each), Masterpieces split by era into Renaissance & Baroque, 18th–19th Century, and Impressionism, and Korea gained 3 overseas Joseon relics (23 new relics added). Also redesigned the clock and study screens, added clock-style and number-font settings, remember relic position per orientation, and fixed the cutout and panel clipping on iPhone landscape.
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