
Photo by Tali Niki on UnsplashThey all think it's about more detail. But that's not how memory works. We recall with our feelings. Anything real should be a mess.
Your memories do not become more important with additional content; they become infinitely more precious when they are strictly finite.
Human recollection is not a clinical, pixel-perfect database. Real life is messy; your archive should reflect it too.
Your personal history is a sanctuary, not a product. Your memories shall never be parsed to train AI models or harvested to target advertisements.
Your most definitive memories do not belong on a glass screen. Anchor them to a physical token you can feel, stack, and keep.

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cartridge to store one specific memory
tap to retrieve memories using NFC technology
fragments per memory
choose who, if anyone at all, can see your memories
fragments can be partially edited; memories cannot
perpetual, yet finite storage