The weekly journey
Each week opens like a page from a beautiful book — not a dashboard, not a feed.
Keepsakes
The difference between a photo roll and a keepsake is that somebody set the type.
Zohra arrives on the App Store for iPhone shortly. Everything on this site is free to read now, with no account and no sign-up.
Any memory in Zohra can become a keepsake card: the week, the drawing, your own words, laid out the way a letterpress studio would lay them out. Generous margins, an editorial serif, nothing shouting.
They are made at print resolution on purpose. A keepsake that only exists at screen size is a screenshot.
The sounds recorded at your appointments can become a keepsake too — the waveform drawn as a quiet line, dated, with the week it belonged to. Zohra never computes, counts, or interprets anything about a recording. It keeps it. That is the whole job.
Print it, frame it, put it in a card, or keep it where nobody else sees it. Zohra does not publish anything anywhere, and there is no share-to-feed built into it, because there is no feed.
| Made from | Any memory — photo, letter, milestone, or sound |
|---|---|
| Resolution | Print, not screen |
| Published anywhere | Never, unless you send it yourself |
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