What was said
The original words stay. Like keeping the paper, not only a rumour about it.
A NEW KIND OF STORE
A memory database.Not another table.
Like a notebook that keeps who said what, when, and what was going on. A spreadsheet tells you what is true right now. MMRY keeps what happened, and what you are still allowed to remember.
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01 / MEMORYPicture of memory · not a live store
Memories burn into existenceActive thoughts connect memoriesEpiphanies connect distant thoughtsInsignificant details fade, but not forgottenContext binds the ones you keep.A picture of memory, not a live store
CONTEXT CHANGES WHAT WE REMEMBER.
WHAT THIS IS
A notebook your app can check.
MMRY keeps what happened. You can buy it on its own. It is not a spreadsheet with extra columns, and it is not a mood reader.
What was going on
Who, when, and where travel with the note. “The kettle is by the sink” means more with a time and a person.
Find it honestly
Ask later and see the note — or hear that there is not one. How it felt is never used as the search.
A SPREADSHEET VS A MEMORY
A spreadsheet answers what is. MMRY answers what to remember.
A spreadsheet is excellent at “what is true right now.” MMRY is for “what happened, and can I still check it?” You can use both. Do not flatten a story into one cell that forgets why it mattered.
QuestionSpreadsheetMMRY
KeepsWhat is true right nowWhat happened, over time
Looks likeRows and columnsA note, plus what was going on around it
SituationA column you inventPart of the note from the start
A changeOverwrite the cellA new note. The first words stay.
ForgettingDelete, or keep foreverEveryday detail can fade. Thrown away is a separate choice.
FindingA formula you writeShow the original note, or say it is not there
This is not a claim that MMRY is faster or cheaper than a spreadsheet. It is a different job: memory you can explain.
WHAT IT IS FOR
Give an app a memory it can explain.
A helper that shows its homework
Point at the page it copied from. If the page is missing, say so.
A chat that is not a memory
A week of messages is a pile of paper. Keep the notes you are allowed to keep.
Pick up where you left off
Like a bookmark. You do not need a mood reader to remember the last chapter.
Let everyday detail soften
Favourites stay clearer. Faded is not thrown away.
WHO IT IS FOR
Useful on its own. Stronger with SensAffect.
SensAffect can add how a moment felt, like a colour on a sticky note. Noticing a feeling is not the same as keeping a memory. Keeping a memory is not the same as reading a mood.
Teams adding memory to an app
They need a way back to the original words, not a guess that cannot be checked.
People who want memory without a mood reader
You can buy MMRY on its own. Add SensAffect later if you want how it felt.
People who must stay in charge
You can take your notes with you, see who may use them, and delete them with a record of that choice.
Places with a clear purpose
A yes from last year is not a yes today. MMRY brings back the note, not a way around the rules.
Useful without a mood reader.
Keep notes, find them later, and take them with you. How it felt may stay empty. That empty space is honest, not a bug.
Useful without a store.
Helps an app notice this moment and answer more carefully. It does not keep a lasting note unless you also use MMRY.
Stronger together.
How it felt can sit on a saved note, like a colour on a sticky. Finding a note is still not the same as reading a mood.
Sign up once. Use either or both.
One practice workspace can attach MMRY, SensAffect, or both. Buying one does not buy the other. Billing once it is live.
WHAT YOU ACTUALLY BUY
The original stays. Everyday detail can fade.
You buy a place to keep notes, find them later, and take them with you. This page does not open a live store.
The original
The words you saved, with when and where they came from.
A shorter view
A caption you can skim. You can still open the original.
How it felt
Optional, kept separately. It is not the thing you search.
Who may see it
You decide. A past yes can expire.
Take it with you
A readable copy of what you own. Deleting it leaves a record.
LIKE A PHOTO ALBUMNot everything needs
Not everything needs
to stay sharp forever.
Keep what matters. Let everyday pictures soften. You still know what a faded photo can show.
sharpMemory + Feeling + Context
Close to the original. You can still check the words.