A journal you talk to
Your days, written down. Your life, in proportion.
Tell Moro about your day for a few minutes. He writes it up — what happened, who was there, how it felt — and places it in the whole of your life, where the days that mattered stand taller.
The call with Dad.
It went better than you expected, and you were calmer afterwards than all week.
The timeline
A life, at every scale.
Every day you talk leaves a mark. Height is how much a time mattered. Ink is how much Moro knows about it. Where something tall is still faint, a coral dot — that’s what he’ll ask you about.
Moro would like to ask you about this
Drag it, scroll sideways, or use ← → · tap a mark to jump
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Tall and dark. It mattered, and you’ve told him about it.
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Tall and faint. It mattered, but he only knows a line. He’ll ask.
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Short. A chatty Tuesday stays short, however much you said.
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Taller later. A day grows when you keep coming back to it.
How it works
Three minutes, most nights.
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Tap and talk.
Tell him how it went, out loud, the way you’d tell a friend. He asks about the parts that matter.
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He writes it up.
A title, what happened, who was there, how it felt. One page a day; talk again and it grows. Anything wrong, you correct.
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It finds its place.
The day joins your timeline, next to everything you’ve told him about the years before.
The people
Everyone in the story.
Moro keeps track of who comes up — partner, family, friends, the people at work — when they first did, and how often since.
From the sample life
Who you are
Private
It’s your life.
Encrypted at rest.
What you tell Moro is encrypted where it’s stored, and used only to write your days and your portrait.
Correct anything.
Every claim has “Not right?” beside it. Put him right, and he learns.
Delete everything.
One tap in settings erases your account and every day in it.
Start with tonight.
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