
Omapager is a notification plugin for Omarchy Linux: one stack per source, copy codes from the card, snooze sources, and see what you missed.
The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — The scene opens with a driving electronic pulse and sub-bass. A high-energy audio riser builds at 0:09.)”
Problem Agitation
“(No spoken dialogue — A sub-bass drop/impact hits at 0:10, followed by a rhythmic electronic pulse. Another riser builds at 0:19.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — A sub-bass impact hits at 0:20, continuing the driving electronic pulse. A sweep and riser build at 0:29.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — A sub-bass impact hits at 0:30, maintaining the electronic pulse. A final sweep and riser build at 0:39.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — A powerful sub-bass impact hits at 0:40, leading into a sustained electronic pulse that fades out.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the desktop-productivity-organizer template.
Individual notification cards slide in from the top-right of the screen, stacking vertically. Older notifications subtly shift down to accommodate new ones, creating a dynamic, ever-growing list.
Utilize Remotion's 'spring' function for a natural, bouncy slide-in animation for each notification. Manage 'y' position with 'interpolate' based on notification index and total count. Use 'delay' for staggered entry.
Interactive elements within notifications (e.g., 'Open link', 'Reply', 'Copy code') are highlighted with a subtle glow or background color change upon mouse hover or click, indicating functionality.
Implement 'useCurrentFrame' and 'interpolate' to animate 'opacity' or 'backgroundColor' properties on hover. Use 'withSequence' for a quick, responsive visual feedback loop. SVG filters for glow effects.
Multiple notifications from the same source (e.g., Slack, WhatsApp) visually collapse into a single, organized stack or card, revealing a count of unread messages within that group.
Employ 'measureText' for dynamic sizing. Animate 'height' and 'opacity' of individual notifications as they collapse into a parent container. Use 'spring' for smooth transitions and 'withSequence' to orchestrate the grouping animation.
Purpose. Establish the problem of notification overload and constant interruption in a digital workspace.
Execution. Rapid-fire succession of diverse notifications stacking up, creating visual clutter and a sense of urgency.
Purpose. Agitate the problem by showing the user's struggle to manage and respond to the influx of information.
Execution. Mouse cursor frantically interacting with notifications, attempting to dismiss or reply, highlighting the inefficiency.
Purpose. Introduce Omapager as the elegant solution to notification chaos.
Execution. A new, organized UI element appears, consolidating and categorizing notifications, bringing immediate visual order.
Purpose. Demonstrate Omapager's key features that empower the user to regain control and focus.
Execution. Highlighting interactive features like 'Copy code' and 'Snooze source' with clear, concise animations.
Objective
A new AI-powered task manager that automatically prioritizes and groups tasks from various sources (email, Slack, calendar).How the recipe adapts
The video would open with a similar rapid influx of unorganized tasks from different apps, visually overwhelming the user. The AI task manager would then be introduced, showing tasks intelligently grouping by project or urgency, with 'Smart Prioritize' and 'Auto-Schedule' buttons highlighted. The visual style would retain the dark mode, monospace fonts, and fast cuts, but adapt the notification cards to task cards, demonstrating the AI's organizational power through smooth, spring-animated grouping and reordering.Scene durations (5 scenes, 50s)
Key Remotion components
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