One memory a day,
a lifetime of moments.
The idea.
When + engram: a memory, anchored to the day it happened.
| noun | wh·engram |
| ipa | /ˈwɛnɡræm/ |
| n. 1 | whena moment in time |
| n. 2 | engrama trace of memory left in the brain, a lasting imprint of every experience you live through |
One memory
Not many. Just the moment from today worth keeping. No feed to scroll & no streaks to break, just one small thing, saved before it fades.
A trace, not a feed
An engram is a memory trace left in the brain. A whengram is that trace given a date & anchored to the day it happened, easy to find again.
Yours alone
No servers. No tracking. No accounts. The moments you save, live on your device and only there.
Inside the app.
Built for the moments that stay.A tour through what's inside the app. Click any screen to look closer.
Yours. Only yours.
Your memories live on your device. Always have, always will. If you back up, it goes to your own Google Drive & we never track anything.
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A made-up word. When (a moment in time) + engram (a memory trace). Together: a memory anchored to its day.
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Yes. Whengram works offline first. You don't need an internet connection to write, edit, or read your memories.
On your phone. Nothing leaves your device unless you turn on Google Drive backup, and then it goes to your Drive, not ours.
Anytime. Export everything as a portable file, or share individual memories. Your data is yours to take with you.
If you turned on Google Drive backup, restore on your new device in seconds. If not, the memories are gone with the phone. Worth turning on.
Zero. No analytics, no telemetry, no crash reports. We don't know who you are, when you opened the app, or what you wrote.
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