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september

One memory a day.

A slower way to remember. Once a day you capture one memory. It develops into a small watercolor and hangs on your wall.

Download on the App Storefree to start · iphone
A watercolor of a parent and child walking home after school, titled after school 2026

What you captured goes away.
A watercolor comes back.

While it develops, a soft wash of paper takes its place. Then the drawing comes through: a few ink lines, a two-word title of its own, the year written underneath.

It doesn't have to be a perfect moment. It has to be yours.

Once a day.

No roll, no retakes. The limit is the point: you look for the one thing worth keeping.

A week to a row.

Every memory hangs on the wall. A month looks like a page from a sketchbook. A year looks like a life.

Nothing else.

No feed, no likes, no filters. Your first memory is free; then a small subscription for a new one every day.

Now on the App Store.

Download on the App Storefree to start · iphone