Example Circle · read-only
You're about to look inside someone else's Circle
Nothing in it is real. We built a fictional family — two parents, a grandmother and an aunt — and generated a year and a half of their daughter's life so you can see what a Circle actually looks like once it's been running a while. Every photo is AI-generated.
You can read everything and click anywhere. You can't change anything — the buttons that would add, share or export a memory are shown, but they need an account.
How memories get in
You invite the people who show up
Parents, grandparents, aunts, the babysitter. They reply by text message — nothing to download, no account for grandma to remember.
We text them now and then
A short, specific question — "what made her laugh this week?" — instead of a blank box. A one-line reply is a complete memory.
Every reply lands in one timeline
Photos, one-liners, the thing only grandma noticed. Each author decides whether a memory is shared with the Circle or kept private to them.
It gets woven into a story
Weekly, monthly and yearly summaries are written from what everyone contributed, so the year reads as a narrative instead of a camera roll.