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The people who gave you warmth
deserve more than a forgotten name.

There's a girl I once helped sell lemonade on the side of the road.
I can't remember her name anymore.
The story of how we met is slowly eroding.
She was an ember. Warm for a moment. Then quietly gone.

Ember is a private journal for the people in your life —
not a CRM, not a contact list.
A living map of everyone who has ever mattered.

I'll personally reach out when TestFlight opens.

✦ Saved. I'll ping you when it's ready.

Your world, visualized

Every person has their world.
Sometimes two.

Drag worlds apart. Watch people pull toward where they belong. This is your graph — alive, not static.

Try dragging the world bubbles ↑

Built for how relationships
actually feel

Every feature earns its place. Nothing is there to make you feel guilty.

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Worlds, not folders
People don't fit in one box. A colleague who became a friend lives in both worlds — and the graph shows it naturally.
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Stories as landmarks
"Goa trip." "Figma Config 2026." Tag people, write the narrative. These moments anchor your timeline.
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Gentle decay, not guilt
When someone is fading, Ember quietly notices. No alarm. Just awareness — and a soft nudge if you want it.
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Log in 20 seconds
⌘L from anywhere. Who, when, medium, one line. If it mattered, it's worth 20 seconds. That intentionality is the point.
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We're good
One tap. No form. Resets the clock. Honest — it acknowledges connection without fabricating an interaction.
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Local first, private by design
Your relationships live on your device. No enrichment, no scanning, no cloud without your permission. It's yours.
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Everyone who has ever mattered to you deserves a place in your map.

Ember is in development. Drop your email — I'll personally invite you when TestFlight opens.

No newsletters. No noise. Just one message when it's ready.

✦ Saved. I'll ping you when it's ready.

— built by one person, after work, with care