A moment, kept
One sentence, one photograph, or twenty seconds of your voice. Free to make. Ten dollars keeps ten of them for the life of the archive — each at an address you can hand to anyone.
What would you want someone to know, a hundred years from now?
Speaking or filming asks your phone’s permission — one tap, only while you record.
Nothing leaves this device until you choose to keep it.
A moment you kept on this device is waiting.
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Speak plainly. It stops on its own at ninety seconds.
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Look into the camera and speak. It stops on its own at ninety seconds.
Your moment
If you keep it below, it becomes a page anyone can open. Whoever has the address can read it, and it cannot be made private later. Write something you would be glad to hand to your family.
For your eyes only? The Keeping seals privately, under a passphrase only you hold.
Paid once. Never a subscription. This moment uses one of the ten — the other nine wait in your purse for whenever a moment is worth keeping.
Keeping it on this device stays private — nothing is sent anywhere.
Kept
It is pinned to the open network and it is yours. This address will answer for the life of the archive.
Whoever holds this key holds the purse. The house keeps only a fingerprint of it — we cannot recover the key itself.
So the purse can find you again — hashed, never sold:
Ten Seals, paid once, no subscription. One Seal keeps a moment up to 25 MB. How Seals work
The daily letters — wisdom and remembrance, in your inbox each morning.
The day’s Great Ancestor · One Card Wisdom · The Griot — take one, or receive all three as a single letter.
The pairing stands free at the Great Archive, every day.
