The people
Everyone in your story.
Partner, family, friends, the people at work. Who came up first, how often, and the days you spent together.
Talk about your day.
Moro writes it down.
A journal you speak instead of type, and a small friend who remembers everything you tell him — the people, the days that mattered, who you are becoming.
He’s real. Poke him, or hold to give him a pat.
How it works
Three minutes,
most nights.
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01
Tap and talk.
Tell Moro about your day, out loud, the way you’d tell a friend. He listens, and asks about the parts that matter.
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02
He writes it down.
When you’re done, Moro writes up your day — what happened, who was there, how it felt. Anything he gets wrong, you can fix.
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03
It adds up to a life.
Every day joins your timeline. The ones that mattered stand taller — even years later, when you come back to them.
Who you are
He gets to
know you.
Over weeks, Moro learns how you think, what lifts you and what weighs on you — and tells you in plain words. His understanding grows slowly. It can even go down when you change. That’s the point.
You are warm, nostalgic and quietly determined. A night owl who looks after people, finishes what you start, and still thinks about the old flat.
A portrait after ten months · sample
Patterns
The shape of your weeks.
When you talk, which days run lighter, who lifts you and what weighs on you — noticed for you, not by you.
Private by design
Your life is yours.
Encrypted at rest.
What you tell Moro is encrypted where it’s stored, and only used to write your days and your portrait.
Correct anything.
Every claim has “Not right?” next to it. Tell him, and he learns.
Delete everything.
One tap in settings erases your account and every day in it.
Tonight, tell Moro
how it went.
For iPhone.