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Keep everyone you’ve ever known.

A private book of the people you’ve known — school, college, work, the ones who drifted. It lives on your phone and in your account, so it survives both.

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The Book screen: a searchable list of friends with their initials and cities

If your phone falls in a river tomorrow, nothing in here is lost.

Every decision in this app serves that one sentence.

What it is

A book, not a network.

You open it when you need someone’s number, or when a birthday comes round. The rest of the time it sits there quietly keeping everyone. Nothing is waiting for you, and nothing is lost by not looking.

Everyone in it is there because you put them there. They arrive with a colour drawn from their name and their initials on it, and both stay theirs for as long as you keep them.

Contents

What’s in the book.

  • 01BookEveryone you've added, searchable by name, school, notes, or how you met.
  • 02CardYour QR code, flipped to show your handles. You choose what's on it, field by field.
  • 03ScanPoint at their code and their details land in your book. Ten seconds, both ways.
  • 04ImportBring people over from your phone's contacts, deduped so nobody arrives twice.
  • 05SyncEvery edit reaches your account in the background. Offline, it queues.
  • 06RemindersBirthdays, the day before, so there's still time to say something.
  • 07ExportThe whole book as a spreadsheet or a contacts file, whenever you want it.

The exchange

Ten seconds, and you’re both in each other’s books.

  1. 1You open your card. They point their camera at it.
  2. 2Their form fills in — name, numbers, socials, city.
  3. 3They add where you met, and it saves. Now do it the other way.

A scan opens the form, it doesn’t file the person away silently. The fields worth having are the ones only the person in front of you can supply — and those thirty seconds are the only time anyone will ever write them down.

The Card screen: your QR code with the handles it shares, and a button to scan someone else's

New number? Tell everyone at once.

Change your number and offer it to every person who scanned your code. They accept, their book updates.

What they wrote about you — the nickname, the notes, where you met — stays theirs. You’re handing over a new number, not editing their book.

You’re offline. Everything still works.

The book opens on a dead train, in a basement, on a flight. It was never waiting on a signal to begin with.

Yours

Kept, not collected.

Your notes are yours

The nickname you'll actually search for, how you met, what you talked about. Nobody else writes that part.

Take it with you

Export the whole book to CSV or vCard whenever you like. It's plain text, and it opens anywhere.

Leave whenever

Delete your account and everything in it goes too. No forms, no waiting to hear back.

Questions

The ones people actually ask.

What happens if I lose my phone?
You sign in on the new one and your book is there. That is the entire reason the app exists — everything syncs to your account in the background, so the phone is a window onto the book rather than the place it lives.
Does it work without signal?
Yes, fully. Reads come from a copy on your device, so opening the app never waits on a network. Edits made offline queue up and go when you’re back.
Do my friends need the app?
No. You can add anyone by hand or from your contacts. The QR exchange is faster when both people have it, but a friend without the app can still point their phone camera at your code and get your details.
Can I get my data out?
Any time, without asking. Export the whole book to CSV or vCard from settings. It is plain text you can open in a spreadsheet or import into any other contacts app.
Why are there no photos?
Because a face is not what you lose. Ten years after school you remember what someone looked like and cannot retrieve the name, the school, or how you knew them — so the app stores those instead. Everyone is initials on a colour drawn from their name, and that colour never changes.
Is it free?
Yes, while it’s finding its feet.
When is it out?
Soon — the app is built and the store listings are being prepared. The download buttons on this page turn on the day it goes live.

Start with one person you’d hate to lose.

The book fills itself after that.

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