01 · Talk
Talk for a few minutes.
Tap the orb and tell him about your day, out loud. You don’t need a plan or the right words. He listens, and asks about the parts that sound like they mattered.
- Out loud, no typing
- A few minutes is plenty
Tell Moro about your day.
He’ll remember it for you.
Moro is a journal you keep by talking. Spend a few minutes with him in the evening and he writes the day up for you, with the people and places in it. A year from now, you can still look back at what actually happened.
He’s really there. Poke him, or click the word to call him over.
02 · Written
He writes the page.
When you’re done, Moro writes up the day: a title, what happened, who was there and how it felt. If you talk to him again later, it goes on the same page.
- One page per day
- “Not right?” fixes anything
03 · Timeline
Look back at any week, month or year.
Your days sit on one timeline. The ones that mattered stand taller, and they keep growing if you come back to them later. Mention the year you moved or the summer you met someone, and that goes on the timeline too, in the right place.
- Taller days mattered more
- Older memories find their year
04 · People
Everyone who keeps coming up.
Moro keeps track of the people you mention: family, friends, a partner, people at work. Each one gets a short note about who they are to you and a list of the days they were part of.
- Grouped by who they are to you
- Every day you spent together
05 · You
What he learns about you.
After enough evenings, Moro starts to describe you in plain words: how you think, what lifts you, what wears you down, which days of the week tend to go best. It builds slowly, and it changes when you do.
You are warm, nostalgic and quietly determined.
Next time you talk,
he asks how it went.
Moro brings what you’ve told him into your next conversation. If you were dreading Thursday’s meeting, he’ll want to know how it went. If something you said didn’t quite add up, he checks with you before he writes it down.
Privacy
What you tell him stays yours.
Encrypted where it’s stored.
Your conversations are encrypted at rest and used only to write your days and what he learns about you.
Easy to correct.
Anything Moro has written about you has “Not right?” next to it. Tell him what’s true and he fixes it.
Gone when you say so.
One tap in settings deletes your account and every day in it.
Start with today.
It’s the day you remember best. Moro for iPhone.