Somewhere along the way

We stopped keeping memories and started posting them.

Photos used to go in a drawer, or a box under the bed. They were for you, and the few people you'd show. Now a good moment gets weighed before it's even over: is it worth sharing, how will it look, who'll see it. Then we wait to find out what it was worth.

Antisocial takes the audience out. What you keep is for remembering, not for anyone's approval. You still get the record of your life, without having to perform it.

Remember it the way it felt.

A voice note in Antisocial with its transcript underneath

Say it on the walk home.

Some thoughts don't wait until you're sitting down. Talk, and Antisocial writes it out for you. The words are worked out on your phone, so what you said stays between you and it.

Remember where it happened.

The pier on a freezing evening. The café where you made the decision. Your nan's kitchen. Mark the places that matter, and years from now they'll still be there, with everything you kept from them.

A check-in at Brighton Palace Pier with photos taken there

Nobody's watching. That's the point.

A journal only works if you can be honest in it. So Antisocial was built to keep yours to yourself.

  • No account

    There's nothing to sign up for, and no profile for anyone to find.

  • Kept on your phone

    Your entries, photos and voice notes stay on your device. We don't have a server to keep them on.

  • Nothing to measure

    No followers, likes, views or streaks. No number tells you how your day went.

  • Yours to take

    Export everything as one file, any time. It's your life; it should leave with you.

Read exactly what does and doesn't leave your phone

Your life, written down for you.

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