How it works
Put the phone away. Keep the adventure anyway.
The best days of your life aren't made any better by being posted online. But they are worth keeping — and keeping properly, somewhere you will actually find them again.
The problem with the feed
Everything you've ever put online is stored somewhere you don't control, ordered by something that doesn't care, and buried within a week. You can't hold any of it. You won't go back and look.
And there is the other cost, the one nobody bills you for: the adventure itself gets worse. You spend it framing shots instead of being cold and wet and there. You check who liked it on the drive home.
This is the opposite of that. Nobody can see it. There is nothing to refresh. The only reason to write anything down is because you want it later.
A year, not a timeline
Every story lands in the year it happened — nothing to file, no folders. Look back at any year and it's all there together.
Each year gets a real wooden box, engraved with your name and the year. Your first arrives when you join, and a new one each January. Included.
What actually arrives
When something is worth keeping, you post it — to yourself. We print a card and put it in the post to your home address.
Cut out the keepsake — your photo on one side, the map and your words on the other — and drop it in the box.
5 of them a month, included. Big month? You can always get more.
Two people, no audience
You can share with one other person — whoever was actually there. They can add their own stories and photographs. You stay in charge: nobody else can delete anything, change the membership, or invite anyone else.
What it costs
£21.99 a month. Four engraved boxes a year, 5 cards a month, unlimited writing and photographs, and no advertising ever — because there's nobody to advertise to. See the detail.