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A pixel room with a pantry of glowing jars, a tiled stove, a window with the real time of day and the real weather of your town.
Catching cosiness four ways: ten seconds of sound, the light of a photo taken with the phone's own camera, three minutes of quiet (only the loudness is measured), and walks from the step counter, by hand or on their own.
One tap for what it was (weather, walk, tea and food, warmth, something new, people, by hand); every jar gets a handwritten label, the date, the town and the weather.
Six lodgers who each eat one kind: the cat, the dormouse, the moth in glasses, the bullfinch, the hedgehog and the raccoon. The cat and the dormouse live here from the start; the others come with the first jar of their kind.
Nobody dies: hungry lodgers sleep pale in knitted scarves, full ones glow, and in the evening they pile up by the stove.
Dreams as riddles; a dream that comes true leaves a gift in the room.
Opening a jar plays what it caught (jars without a recording sound like their kind), the stove flares and everyone gathers to listen.
Jam: two jars cooked into one that feeds both lodgers.
Rare jars in snow and thunderstorms, and a "First snow" jar once a season.