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A real human need
Keeping memories, expressing loss, and finding something familiar are the needs we must validate first. People should be free to come back—or visit less.
Remembrance is the core. Decoration is expression. Play is an optional pleasure. A sustainable product should respect each person’s return to everyday life.
Available for iOS · Download on the App Store

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Keeping memories, expressing loss, and finding something familiar are the needs we must validate first. People should be free to come back—or visit less.
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Keep basic remembrance usable. Explore one-time purchases of optional themes, without putting saved memories behind a paywall.
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Native local builds are complete. iOS is in review and Android remains a local test build. Keep validating experience and demand without promoting unverified user or revenue figures.
Current scope and future ideas are presented separately. Later features depend on user feedback, technical reliability, and cost.
The iOS app is available on the App Store.
Local builds include later changes; the eventual store version determines released functionality.
A native local build covers the memorial space, photos, notes, wooden fish, music, and clock.
Not released to stores. Continue device, permission, migration, and compatibility checks.
Keep current free features and explore additional skins and decorations.
There are currently no in-app purchases or subscriptions. Pricing and purchase intent remain untested.
A scene clock already exists. A voluntary Pomodoro mode is a future idea.
Pomodoro is not a current feature and would not create care obligations or streaks.
A sustainable business needs real help and clear costs. Validate interest in optional themes, then account for content production, platform fees, and customer acquisition.
A founding UX Designer leads product and design. Native iOS and Android local test builds are complete. Funding size, valuation, and team structure are not confirmed. Pet ownership is not treated as the product’s market size.
Product and business directionThere is no right frequency for remembering, and no progress to complete. We hope each visit helps you feel a little more at ease.