01 · Talk
Just talk.
Tap the orb and tell Moro about your day — out loud, the way you’d tell a friend. He listens, and asks about the parts that matter.
- A few minutes, most nights
- Voice, not typing
A journal you talk to
Your
life,
written
down.
Tell Moro about your day in a few minutes. He writes it up, remembers the people in it, and slowly turns your days into the story of your life.
02 · Written
He writes it down.
When you stop, Moro writes up your day: a title, what happened, who was there and how it felt. Talk again later and it joins the same day.
- One page a day
- “Not right?” fixes anything
03 · Your timeline
The days that mattered stand taller.
Slide from days to weeks, months and years. A day grows taller as it proves to matter — even years later, when you come back to it. The days you talked about shine; the things you only mentioned stay dim.
- Height is what happened
- Brightness is what he knows
04 · Your people
Everyone in your story.
Partner, family, friends, the people at work — grouped the way they sit in your life. Who came up first, how often, and every day you spent together.
- Sorted by who they are to you
- Their own thread of days
05 · Your portrait
Who you are, in plain words.
Over time Moro writes your portrait: how you think, what lifts you, what weighs on you. His understanding grows slowly — and it can go down when you change.
You are warm, nostalgic and quietly determined.
When he isn’t sure,
he asks.
When something you said is unclear, Moro doesn’t file a guess. He keeps it as a question and asks you next time you talk — then puts it right.
Privacy
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 carries “Not right?”. Tell him what’s actually true and he learns from it.
Delete everything.
One tap in settings erases your account and every day in it.
Tell him about today.
Moro for iPhone.