06 OCTOBER
Read this moment
She put her shoes by mine. “Now they’re friends.”
A little place for their childhood
Keep the little things
that make them,
them.
A funny phrase. A sleepy question. Save a line or photo in seconds, then revisit their childhood through memories and monthly letters.
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One Little Line
Eva2 years, 3 months
THURSDAY, 8 OCTOBER
What’s one little thing
you want to keep?Write a little line
you want to keep?Write a little line
A LITTLE LOOK BACK
“Can we save some sunshine for tomorrow?”
8 October · Kept by you
Today
Memories
Calendar
Letters
Sky
A little thing Eva said
“Can we save some sunshine for tomorrow?”
8 October · At breakfast
Try it—keep a little moment.
Kept.There when you come back.
a few words,a whole little world.
Pick a moment
An interactive example with fictional memories
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defaultA sentence is plentyMade by Eva’s parentsYours to look back on
01 / A moment is enough
A few seconds now.
A little piece of forever.
“Can we save some sunshine for tomorrow?” A sentence you heard over breakfast. A line you can come back to, long after the cups are cleared.
01
Write it. Or say it.
A line in your own words. Dictate it when your hands are full.
02
Add a photo, maybe.
The muddy shoes. Their latest drawing. Lovely with or without.
03
Keep it. Back to life.
No catching up. No streak to protect. Come back when you want.
Eva’s little momentsOctober ’26
Insisted the dog needed a goodnight kiss too.
Read this moment“Can we save some sunshine for tomorrow?”
Read this momentShe called the moon a night-light.
Read this momentFictional memories, a very real kind of day.
02 / A childhood, in the little things
More than a photo.
The story around it.
The words they used. How old they were. Who was there to keep it. A place for the details a camera can’t catch.
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Find the moment you’re thinking of.
Search your memories or look back by day and month.
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Remember how little they were.
Their age stays with every memory.
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Read a little. Stay a little longer.
Browse short previews or settle into the full memory.
03 / Another way to look back
A little sky.
Full of their moments.
There it is. That little question about the sunshine, waiting among the other moments you kept. Choose a star and find your way back.
Every star holds a memory. Tap one.
A preview of Sky · availability may vary as we roll it out.
EVA’S SKYOctober 2026 · 4 little
moments
8 OCTOBER · 2 YEARS, 3 MONTHS
“Can we save some sunshine for tomorrow?”
01 / 04
An interactive example with fictional memories
04 / Something to hold on to
A month of little lines.
A letter to keep.
The sunshine. The tiny shoes. The moon she called a night-light. All those ordinary days, gathered into something you can read together one day.
Monthly letters draw on the memories you’ve kept, with AI helping to bring them together. Read them in the app or export a PDF for your own collection.
Open a sample letterA fictional example. No family’s private memories.
ONE LITTLE LINE
October, with EvaThe month we
saved the sunshine
Dear future you,
This month, you asked if we could save some sunshine for tomorrow. You put your shoes beside mine so they could be friends.
And when the moon came out, you gave it a name of your own: a night-light.
Little things. So very you.
eFor a future, bigger you.
Open the letter
A little line, a little later
You’ll recognise every little bit.
Tap a memory to see it become part of a letter.
From October’s letter
The sunshine, saved.
This month, you asked if we could save some sunshine for tomorrow. Just a little, you said. It seemed a perfectly reasonable thing to ask.
Two pairs. One little friendship.
One morning, you put your shoes beside mine. “Now they’re friends.” We left them like that by the door, your tiny pair tucked up against my much bigger ones.
Grandma’s moment belongs here too.
Grandma kept a moment too. When the moon came out, you called it a night-light. I wonder how long we’ll keep calling it that.
An illustrative example with fictional memories and letter excerpts.
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Grandma kept a moment
She called the moon a night-light.
Their people, their story
You see one side.
They see another.
The joke they told Dad. The afternoon at Grandma’s. Invite the people who love them to keep their own little lines, together in one private circle.
Start their story togetherA quiet corner of the internet
Their childhood.
In your keeping.
A private place
No public feed. No ads. Share with the people you choose.
A pace that fits
Write when you have something to keep. There is no streak to protect.
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How are the monthly letters made?
AI helps turn the memories you save into a monthly letter. The words and moments come from your journal. You can read the letter in the app and export it as a PDF.
Can my partner or grandparents join?
Yes. Invite someone to your child’s circle so they can contribute memories in their own words. Memories show who kept them.
Do I have to write every day?
No. A sentence whenever you have a moment is enough. You can also add memories from earlier dates. There is no backlog to catch up on.
Which devices can I use?
One Little Line is available on iPhone and Android. Download it from the App Store or Google Play.
Start with whatever happened today
One day, these will be
the big things.
For now, just keep one little line.
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Made with love, by Eva’s parents.Our story