iXin - Wang Yangming app analytics for October 10

iXin is an offline bilingual academy for Wang Yangming and Xin Xue, not another ebook that only turns pages. Close reading, recitation, practice, and reflection share one path. Start with Daily Insight, read into the Chuanxilu, then let knowing become acting. About 102 curated passages and about 100 famous lines cover selections from the Chuanxilu, Inquiry on the Great Learning, Longchang instructions, a burial essay, plus poems, annals, and concept cards. Texts read offline. No account. No network needed to study. A day can stay light. Open Daily Insight in the morning and decide whether to recite. Keep listening from the Lock Screen. If a line catches you, jump to the source, or handwrite a character from paper. In the evening, fade or quiz what remains, then write what you knew and did. 1. Daily Insight A curated passage turns each day, with optional solar-term, festival, and season context. Optional local notification reminds you at a time you choose. Check in on Home, see your streak, resume the last read, or open a random passage. 2. Bilingual close reading Core texts sit in Chinese and English, with original study vernacular. Switch side-by-side, Chinese only, or English only. English follows Henke 1916 in spirit; vernacular is a learning aid, not a scholarly last word. Vertical layout, pinyin, scalable type, sectioned pages, and immersive mode keep long works readable. 3. Recitation desk Follow highlighted paragraphs. Pace, pitch, and volume adjust. Playback can mix original, vernacular, and English. Continuous play, background audio, Lock Screen controls, and a Live Activity keep the voice with you. 4. Heart School Fade for recall, fill-in for key words, self-check for writing first, and quiz for the next line, the original, or the gist. Mark a piece mastered when you can recite the whole. Seek the Heart hunts one character through the corpus so heart-mind words become practice, not a list. 5. Journal and Three Questions Write what you knew, what you did, and one question, and link the entry to a passage. Three Questions asks: Do I truly know this? Have I already acted? Where does selfish desire stand in the way? Journal and questions share today's entry. 6. Xin Xue zone A concept map, Yangming annals, geography of Yuyao, Beijing, and Longchang, plus lineage from Lu Xiangshan to Wang Yangming. Achievements mark streaks, mastered counts, journal entries, and finishing Chuanxilu volumes. 7. Browse, favorites, and heart lists Browse by book, theme, volume, author, and lines. Switch list, grid, or cards; filter by mastery. Save passages into heart lists for continuous reading and recitation. Tabs can hide; Home, voice, and widgets still open the same abilities. 8. Search and handwriting Search titles, originals, famous lines, and concepts. Handwrite a character to find a passage from a paper book or class notes. Optional Spotlight indexing lets system search reach a passage. 9. Widgets and voice Five Home Screen widgets: Daily Insight, famous lines, progress, favorites, and the liangzhi prompt. Lock Screen accessories and StandBy keep a line in sight. Control Center, Siri, and Shortcuts open today, recitation, Heart School, journal, and Three Questions. 10. Share cards and personalization Twelve heart-card styles in standard, square, and tall ratios; preview and save to Photos. Nine accents plus custom color; seven alternate icons. Interface in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and English. Built for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. 11. Privacy and sync No account, no ads, no analytics. Curated texts read offline. Favorites, lists, progress, history, notes, and the journal stay on device, with optional iCloud key-value sync on the same account. Notes Originals are public-domain classics. English follows Frederick G. Henke, 1916, with study renderings. This is a curated library, not a complete Chuanxilu. May each open be a quiet check. May knowing and acting leave one clearer inch in a busy day.