Stand where
your life happened.

Every visit begins from orbit

You start at a real Earth turning in space, with the line between day and night drawn where it actually falls right now. Type a place and the planet rotates it to the middle, then you fall all the way to the curb in one unbroken move. Arriving somewhere should feel like arriving.

Then you walk it

You land facing along the road, not sideways into a wall. Turn, then step. Hold the button and you keep walking, the way you would actually go down a street. Walking a street here has to feel as good as the map app you already use, and that is the one part of this app that outranks everything else.

Four shelves, and a note

Anything you keep lands on one of four shelves, and each one gets a year, a line in your own words, and a voice recording if you want one.

• Where I grew up. The street you knew best.
• Places I have been. The ones worth standing in again.
• Places I dream of. Somewhere you have never stood. Yet.
• Gone now. Torn down, rebuilt, or renamed. Still yours.

Tonight, wherever you are

A quiet page that tells you what the sky is doing. The real Earth photographed from a million miles out, turned toward one of your places, with the phase of the moon and how much earlier the sun will set tomorrow. It is the same app in a lower voice, for the end of the day.