156: Time Capsules (II)
Introducing a tool for audio journaling! 📱
I’ve long been obsessed with journaling, time travel, and multimedia communication.
How to connect our past, present, and future selves?
For years, I relied on scheduled emails, hidden letters, and services like FutureMe. Then I started playing with audio and video. Turns out, hearing your past self is a different kind of magic. Voice carries nuance, intonation, and surprising emotion.
So, I built this with a friend:
No ads.
No algorithms.
No creepy tech surveillance BS.
Just your voice, sent into the future.
Who is this for?
- Journalers who write letters to their future selves
- Parents documenting fleeting family moments with privacy
- People craving an alternative to digital burnout
- Anyone recovering from injury or illness
Note: This is not a to-do list productivity tool.
It's less about remembering, and more about forgetting and discovery.
Record a short audio clip.
One day, you'll get a voice memo from past you.
It'll likely hit differently.
Make predictions.
Capture clips from daily life.
Create a nonlinear personal podcast of small moments.
Don't know what to record?
Respond to built-in reflection prompts or just riff on whatever:
Maybe you’ll recalibrate, get inspired, or see things differently?
Maybe it’ll just be a new form of lighthearted creation, reflection, and discovery.
We'd love to hear your thoughts!
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