Add one or two photos
Let the image carry most of the story without turning the ritual into a camera roll chore.
Photo Gratitude Journal
A private, photo-first ritual for noticing the good before it slips by.
Built for private beta testers who want a small wellbeing ritual grounded in research-backed practices: gratitude, savoring, meaningful photos, and gentle reminiscence.
- 1-2
- intentional photos
- 3
- nice things prompt
- 0
- public profiles
Memory Lane
First beach day of the season.
Around this day last year, saved with Family and Partner.
Today
What felt good today?
- A good cup of tea
- Sun on the walk home
- One kind text
Little Details
Still says 'lellow' instead of yellow.
phraseMia
The product loop is intentionally small.
The app avoids turning gratitude into homework. A kept memory can be a single photo, one line, or a few details that future-you can actually find.
Name three nice things
Use the default gratitude prompt, write one line, or keep it photo-only on full days.
Keep tiny details
Save a phrase, favorite, routine, milestone, or quote before it becomes hard to search for.
Find it again later
Memory Lane, Calendar, Memories, and private tags turn small entries into a retrievable archive.
Backed by practices researchers actually study.
The promise is careful on purpose: this is not therapy, diagnosis, or medical advice; it is a small habit designed around well-studied reflection practices.
Gratitude practice
Small gratitude lists and Three Good Things exercises have randomized-trial and meta-analysis support for modest wellbeing gains.
Savoring and noticing
The product is designed around noticing and appreciating positive moments while they are still close enough to feel specific.
Photos and memory
A small number of intentional photos can support engagement, while passive or excessive capture can weaken unaided recall.
Reminiscence and retrieval
Personally meaningful images and gentle look-backs can help people retrieve positive autobiographical memories with richer context.
Private beta workspaces
Personal and household journals are scoped to accepted workspace members.
Protected photo storage
Web beta photos live behind Supabase private Storage and workspace-aware access rules.
Private tags, not profiles
People tags are labels for your own memories, not contacts, accounts, or a social graph.
Native path stays personal
The iOS product direction remains local-first, with private iCloud sync as the Apple-native model.
Privacy is part of the product, not a buried setting.
Photo Gratitude Journal is for memories you would rather keep close: a child's phrase, a hard-day comfort, a partner routine, a solo milestone, or one ordinary photo that mattered.
The beta supports solo, partner, family, and custom memory shapes without forcing the app to become a public album or a clinical tracker.
For a private beta, the bar is simple: does it make the good easier to keep?
Open the demo, make one memory, and see whether the ritual feels calm enough to repeat. One photo or one line is a valid first pass.