Komorebi Space // 木漏れ日 is my hackathon entry: an atmospheric, anime-inspired focus assistant built with Framer Agents. You can play custom soundscapes, trigger a session timer, and watch dynamic visualizers react to what you hear.

Why I built it

Instead of another cold, rigid dashboard, I wanted to bring the Japanese concept of Mono no aware (物の哀れ)—the beauty in a quiet, transient moment—into a developer's daily workflow. Inspired by the nostalgic cinematography of Makoto Shinkai films, this project tests how agents handle complex interactive audio states and fluid layout styling.

What's inside

Tokyo Twilight Core: Soft sunset gradients that turn your screen into a live digital art canvas.
Soundscape Player: Custom ambient .mp3 tracks (Deep Rain, Cafe Jazz) to isolate distractions.
Interactive Equalizers: Responsive visualizer waves that animate in real-time with active tracks.
Pomodoro Tracker: A 25-minute countdown paired with minimalist Japanese typography (時の刻み).

What agents helped with

Agents made it incredibly easy to iterate independently on mobile responsiveness, 2x2 grid balancing, and typography contrast. I was surprised by how effortlessly they handled advanced React-based property systems and micro-interactions inside Framer, helping me ship a premium experience that captures a true Tokyo lofi vibe.

Try it: Open the link, click Code Beats 💻, tweak the volume, tap Start Session, and enter your flow state.

🌸 Live Link: https://komorebispace.framer.website/

Janvi Singhal

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