shTime

Some things are better said later. shTime keeps what you write today (a word, a letter, a photo, your voice, a video) and hands it to the person you choose, at the moment in their life you set. For their 18th birthday. For the birth of their child. For your twentieth anniversary. For yourself, ten years from now. ONE PEBBLE A DAY Writing for twenty years from now is a rare gesture. Gathering is an everyday one: shTime asks you one question a day, and it is addressed to someone, not “what was good today?”, but “what would you have liked to show Flora today?” What you leave doesn't go anywhere yet: it stays with you, waiting. Choosing who it will reach is a second gesture, and that is the right order: at the moment you find something good, you don't yet know who it is for. On iPhone, the Share icon in Photos and Files drops straight into shTime. And nothing counts the days. No streak, no…