Yearbook: write a page to yourself every year
A yearbook you write to yourself, like the page at the end of school: one page a year, with stickers to decorate it. Next year you open it and see how far you have come.
Free, no ads. Your yearbook is locked on your own device, so only you can read it.
- A new set of year-end questions each year: who am I this year, closest friend, song on repeat, the happiest thing…
- Stickers to decorate the page, like a school yearbook
- Kept in an end-to-end encrypted vault, ready to reopen next year
- Flip back through earlier years to see how you have changed
Frequently asked questions
- How is this different from a yearbook you pass to friends?
- This one is written to yourself, not for friends to fill in. It is locked on your own device, so only you can read it.
- Does it cost anything, and do I need to sign up?
- It is free and has no ads. You climb up (sign up) with just a nickname and a password, no email or phone number.
- What do I write each year?
- A set of year-end questions: who am I this year, closest friend, song on repeat, favourite food, the place I remember most, the happiest and the hardest thing…
- Where is my data?
- Your yearbook is encrypted on your own device before it is stored on the server, so even we can't read it.
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