hushbox

A motion piece of a dark desktop mail client, on a stage of slowly drifting, heavily blurred colour blobs. One deterministic 15-second timeline plays the whole triage and loops seamlessly. Eight unread emails fade in next to the folders (Inbox, Priority, To reply, Bills, Updates, Archive). "Sort with AI" is pressed: it dips, turns into "Sorting…" with a spinner and a breathing violet glow, and a soft light sweeps down the list while every email gets its label (Priority, Reply, Bill, Update or Archive). Then, one every 0.72 s, an email lifts onto a card, shrinks into a compact label chip and glides along an arc into its folder; the folder lights up in the label's colour and nudges right, its counter grows, the unread count falls and the emails below slide up to close the gap. Noise leaves first (updates, archive), then bills, important mail last. "Sorted": an opened envelope with a green check rises in, "You're all caught up", and a "Focus for today" card the AI put together (sign the contract, reply to Alex, two bills due this week) fills in row by row. Then everything fades back and the loop starts again. It's all HTML and CSS driven by one animation-frame loop, with Solar line icons. The square stage scales to fit any window, the background runs on past it, and portrait screens zoom in to the mail window.