Together We Piece

Your book of memories. Pieces, kept as told.

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Together We Piece
Memories

    Choose a memory, or start a new one. Then just tell — in pieces, in any order. Nothing is asked of you here.

    The story, as pieced together

    Keeper's desk — set or revise the refined version
    Language layer:Tell in the language the memory lives in; an edition can be made in either layer, or both.

    The pieces, as told

    Tap a piece to open its desk — its kind, marks, audience, chain and state live there. A piece's words can never be edited; a correction is a new piece.

      Threads

        Threads are yours to tie: a place, a person, a period. A piece may sit in several threads, or none — it is the same piece everywhere, never a copy.

        Choose a thread.

        Readers
          Editions

            An edition is the book made for one reader: only the pieces they are cleared for, exactly as cleared. Choose or make one.

            Questions left for you

            A quiet shelf. No counts, no nudges — questions wait here until you choose to open it. Answering makes a new piece; the question stays with it, word for word.

              Your keeper

              Someone you name while you can — a steward, never an owner or editor. They may only deliver each edition to its own readers. Naming nobody is a real choice: then the book stays sealed.

              Kept copies

              A Kept Copy is your whole book as a file you own — pieces word for word, with checksums so anyone can prove it whole. Made only when you ask; each one dated.