Birthdays, the anniversary of the passing, the date of the service, the wedding anniversary that still counts. Mourning remembers them so no one has to carry the calendar in their chest — and on the day, it quietly resurfaces a memory from the archive. Never urgent, never a push notification storm. A small note: she would have turned 78 today, and here is the kitchen painted yellow.
What it does
- Birthdays, passing anniversaries, and any date the family adds
- On-this-day memories resurfaced from the archive
- Quiet email notes to the family members who opt in
- Recurring by default — year after year, as long as the archive lives
Works alongside
- The memory archive — Photos, stories, letters, and voices — gathered like a museum.
- The life story — Memories, woven into chapters.
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