Ramen after work
The plan said
Wabi House at 7:00. Sit at the bar, bring the book.
A private album that keeps its own calendar. Plan what's ahead, then keep a photo and a few words after. Come back whenever you want.
A shared album that keeps its own calendar. Plan what's ahead, then keep the photos and stories after. Find your way back whenever you want.
A private album for a small group, on one calendar. Plan what's ahead, then keep the photos and stories after. Find your way back whenever you want.
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GlampingA private timeline of your own.
Plans, photos, and stories of your own. Nobody else can see them. You can invite someone later.
A shared timeline built for two.
This is the shape Ember was designed around. You'll both see who added which photo and who wrote which line, and neither of you has to do the archiving for it to work.
Up to four people, for friends, family, or partners.
Holidays, trips, and the traditions a group keeps coming back to. Private notes and timed shares still work the same way.
The same Friday, three times. Warming while it's ahead, glowing once it's passed, and an ember after you've written it down.
The same Friday, three times. Warming while it's ahead, glowing once it's passed, and an ember after one of you writes it down.
The same Friday, three times. Warming while it's ahead, glowing once it's passed, and an ember after somebody writes it down.
Warming. A day still ahead with something on it. A place and a time, or one word you fill in later.
Ramen after work
The plan said
Wabi House at 7:00. Sit at the bar, bring the book.
Glowing. The day has been and gone, and nobody has written it up. It sits there as long as you like.
Ramen after work
The story
Nothing written yet. It waits.
Ember. A photo, a few words, or a voice note, and the day is banked. The product is named for this part.
Ramen after work
The story
Sat at the bar and read four pages. Far too loud to read. Stayed until they started stacking the chairs anyway.
Warming. A day still ahead with something on it. A place and a time, or one word you fill in later.
First date
The plan said
Ralph
7:00 at Wabi House. I tried to pick a place and you said, "How about here?"
Glowing. The day has been and gone, and nobody has written it up. It sits there as long as you like.
First date
The story
Nothing written yet. It waits.
Ember. A photo, a few words, or a voice note, and the day is banked. The product is named for this part.
First date
The story
Rosie
We saw each other instantly as you walked in, even though it was pretty crowded.
Warming. A day still ahead with something on it. A place and a time, or one word you fill in later.
Ramen night
The plan said
Belle
Wabi House at 7:00. I'm picking, and there will be a wait.
Glowing. The day has been and gone, and nobody has written it up. It sits there as long as you like.
Ramen night
The story
Nothing written yet. It waits.
Ember. A photo, a few words, or a voice note, and the day is banked. The product is named for this part.
Ramen night
The story
Ralph
Belle was right about the wait. Forty minutes on the sidewalk, and nobody minded once the bowls came out.
Plans fall through. Fade one and the day stays on the calendar, quiet, with nothing owed on it. You can rekindle it later and still keep it as an ember.
Plans fall through. Fade one and the day stays on the calendar, quiet, with nothing owed on it. Either of you can rekindle it later and keep it as an ember.
Plans fall through. Fade one and the day stays on the calendar, quiet, with nothing owed on it. Anyone in the mantel can rekindle it later and keep it as an ember.
Three kinds of writing, all on the same day. What you meant to do, what actually happened, and the throwaway line you would not have written down anywhere else.
Three kinds of writing, all on the same day. What you meant to do, what actually happened, and the throwaway line one of you still quotes. Each one carries the name of whoever wrote it.
Three kinds of writing, all on the same day. What you meant to do, what actually happened, and the throwaway line somebody still quotes. Anyone here can add to any of them, and each entry carries a name.
The plan said
Going peach picking!
The story
It is not an orchard. It is a storefront, with fresh peaches at the counter and a case of homemade peach everything behind it. I got the ice cream and a bag for the drive.
Asides
The orchard is for the internet. There are no peaches to pick.

Ham Orchards
The plan said
Ralph
We're gonna go peach picking!
The story
Rosie
It turned out to be a storefront, not an orchard. Fresh peaches at the counter and a whole case of homemade peach things behind it. We got the ice cream and ate it in the car with the doors open.
Asides
Ralph
The orchard is for the internet. There are no peaches to pick.

Ham Orchards
The plan said
Belle
We're all going peach picking!
The story
Rosie
It turned out to be a storefront, not an orchard. Fresh peaches at the counter and a case of homemade peach everything behind it. We bought three bags between us and ate them in the parking lot.
Asides
Ralph
The orchard is for the internet. Nobody picked a peach.

Ham Orchards
Most of what Ember needs is already in the picture. It reads the date and the place, so a photo from Saturday lands on Saturday.
Most of what Ember needs is already in the picture. It reads the date and the place, so a photo from Saturday lands on Saturday.
Most of what Ember needs is already in the picture. It reads the date and the place, so a photo from Saturday lands on Saturday. Anyone can add the next one.

First night out here
Walked up the hill before dinner and the whole valley went orange.

Coffee before the drive back
Someone at the farmers market sent us to the Fresh Market for the olive oil tasting.
Photo by RosieStory by Ralph

Coffee at the picnic table
Belle found the bakery. We sat outside until the ice went.
Photo by BelleStory by Rosie
Double Take asks one question about a day and you answer it separately. Your answer seals the moment you write it, hidden from the other one, and stays sealed until they have written theirs. Then both open at once, so neither version got shaped by reading the other.
Double Take asks one question about a day and everyone answers separately. Each answer seals as it is written and stays hidden until enough of you have answered. Then they all open at once, so nobody's version got shaped by reading someone else's.
What do you remember that no one photographed?
Rosie· Aug 2
The wind came up right as the sun went, and neither of us said anything for a while.
Ralph· Aug 3
How fast it got cold. I walked back for the blanket and missed the last of it.
What do you remember that no one photographed?
Rosie· Aug 2
The wind came up right as the sun went, and nobody said anything for a while.
Ralph· Aug 3
How fast it got cold. I walked back for the blanket and missed the last of it.
Belle· Aug 3
Someone two hills over was playing music we could just barely hear.
Four years since that morning, and there it is. Wander is where your own history comes back to you: this date in other years, the days around it, then somewhere further back. You go looking for it. It never comes looking for you.
Four years since that morning, and there it is. Wander is where your own history comes back to you: this date in other years, the days around it, then somewhere further back. You go looking for it. It never comes looking for you.
Four years since that morning, and there it is. Wander is where your own history comes back to you: this date in other years, the days around it, then somewhere further back. You go looking for it. It never comes looking for you.

Olde Tyme Grocery
Ate the po boy on the curb. Messy, and worth doing again.

Olde Tyme Grocery
The po boys were delicious and messy.
Photo by RalphStory by Rosie

Olde Tyme Grocery
The po boys were delicious and messy.
Photo by RalphStory by Belle
An old tablet on a shelf, or a TV you cast to. It plays through the days you've kept while you are doing something else, and every so often one of them stops you on your way past.
An old tablet on a shelf, or a TV you cast to. It plays through what you've kept together while you are doing something else, and every so often one of them stops you on your way past.
An old tablet on a shelf, or a TV you cast to. It plays through what the group has kept while you are doing something else, and every so often one of them stops you on your way past.
Ember runs on your phone, a tablet, your laptop, or even your TV. Get started without an app store download. You can still add it to your home screen and it sits with the other apps.
Ember runs on your phone, a tablet, your laptop, or even your TV. Get started without an app store download. You can still add it to your home screen and it sits with the other apps.
Ember runs on your phone, a tablet, your laptop, or even your TV. Get started without an app store download. You can still add it to your home screen and it sits with the other apps.
Your mantel is private to the people you invite.
Download everything you've kept whenever you want. Your original photos, and the writing as plain text you can read without Ember.
Delete a memory or your whole account, and Ember tells you what goes with it before you confirm.
Embers are always free, there's no cap on how many memories you plan, keep, or how many photos or videos you add to them.