A clock that remembers.

Every organization runs on a clock. Meetings happen, decisions get made, work gets done, and the hand moves on. In almost every company, what the hand leaves behind is nothing: the context evaporates, the reasoning is forgotten, the same questions get asked again next quarter. Time passes; nothing accumulates.

The Timer mark is a clock face of twelve moments. Where the hand has passed, the dots are lit: time that leaves memory behind. The unlit dots are the future, waiting to be recorded. That is the entire company in one drawing. We are not building a faster clock. We are building the layer that makes the clock's passage permanent - owned, governed, and useful to every person and every AI system that comes after.

The mark stays honest about the present, too. The hand points at two o'clock with three moments recorded, not twelve. Most of the clock face is still dark. We are at the beginning, and the mark says so.

Lowercase, monospaced, ending in a cursor. The underscore is a prompt that has not finished: the record is still being written. Set in JetBrains Mono Bold; the cursor always takes the accent.