Index I
Desktop Shell
Shapes the installable desktop frame, system tray behaviour, notifications, and the quiet rhythm of each study session.
Lunar Governess / Moon Cabinet Edition
A moonlit Japanese learning desktop prototype arranged as a private cabinet of records — combining black velvet structure, silver-blue restraint, porcelain detail, and a composed governess presence designed for calm, focused study.
The technologies filed within the project record, chosen to support a quiet desktop study environment with local-first structure.
The three primary records that shape the prototype: shell, logic, and archive.
Index I
Shapes the installable desktop frame, system tray behaviour, notifications, and the quiet rhythm of each study session.
Index II
Runs locally as the application core, guiding flashcard logic, spaced repetition timing, reminders, and the full lesson flow.
Index III
Stores characters, vocabulary, review timing, notes, progress, and achievements in one offline-friendly database.
The ordered study path recorded for each evening session, from entry to retention to progress.
Sequence 01
Return to a dashboard that surfaces due reviews, current streaks, and the next lesson waiting to be resumed.
Sequence 02
Move through Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji one card at a time with a slower, cleaner rhythm built for focus.
Sequence 03
Spaced repetition quietly reshapes lesson timing so difficult cards return at the right moment and easier ones step back.
Sequence 04
Track streaks, milestones, and study notes so every session feels like part of a larger ongoing record.
The character reference behind the name “Luminous,” and the fantasy series atmosphere that helped shape this moon-cabinet edition.
Record I
Luminous Valentine is the moonlit character inspiration behind this edition — an ancient Demon Lord and vampire sovereign whose calm, severe elegance informs the project’s private governess tone.
Record II
In That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, she stands as the true ruler behind the Holy Empire of Lubelius: a figure tied to ritual, faith, secrecy, and carefully maintained order rather than loud spectacle.
Record III
MochiLuminous borrows that atmosphere rather than the story directly — lunar restraint, crimson accents, cabinet-like structure, and the feeling of a composed night guardian overseeing each return to study.
The principal user-facing systems filed within the prototype record.
Create, organize, and study Japanese vocabulary decks with structured cards designed for focused learning sessions.
Track review history and reinforce retention through review sessions built around consistent repetition and progress monitoring.
Save study notes, lesson insights, and notebook entries in one place to support long-term Japanese learning.
Unlock achievements, monitor milestones, and stay motivated with progress-focused learning feedback inside the app.
Receive in-app reminders and notification support to help maintain study consistency and daily review habits.
Connect with MochiDemy through an embedded desktop experience for a smoother learning workflow and profile syncing.
Built as a dedicated cross-platform desktop app with a custom Electron interface for a more immersive and focused study environment.
Enjoy a distinctive anime-inspired interface with the custom Luminous Valentine visual style, animated splash screen, and themed desktop UI.
The phased record of how the prototype moves from foundation to release.
Record I / Weeks 1 - 5
Set up the Rails API, SQLite schema, Electron shell, initial visual system, and the first complete Hiragana dataset.
Record II / Weeks 6 - 10
Build flashcard flow, spaced repetition, desktop reminders, daily streaks, and the full end-to-end lesson sequence.
Record III / Weeks 11 - 15
Refine motion, achievements, settings, import/export, desktop packaging, and the final installable prototype.
The possible routes for future exchange between the desktop record and external lesson systems.
The ideal future path — connect with MochiDemy accounts, lesson access, and shared study progress between desktop and web.
A dependable transfer route for lesson data and progress through structured files when live syncing is not available.
The current independent desktop edition, designed to feel complete on its own while staying ready for later integration.
A focused desktop study companion for Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji — arranged as a private cabinet of lunar records, where structure, repetition, and quiet elegance make returning each night feel natural.MochiLuminous — Lunar Governess / Moon Cabinet
The primary development archive for the desktop prototype and its supporting systems.
The repository contains the full Electron + Rails + SQLite desktop prototype, including the lunar cabinet interface, local lesson system, and spaced repetition engine.
Private during active development — available upon request.