Memento — Vivre en conscience

Memento makes the passage of time visible.

A grid of dots. The white dots represent the days already lived. The gray dots, those you have left. And in between, your life, unfolding right now.

That's all. No notifications. No gamification. No score to beat. Memento asks nothing of you, never interrupts you, collects no data. It simply exists on your home screen and silently reminds you of what truly matters.

— MEMENTO MORI —

The Stoics meditated on death to live better. Seneca, Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus. The idea wasn't morbid: it was a discipline of the present. Memento extends this tradition with a contemporary tool.

Enter your date of birth. Choose your country. Memento calculates. And shows you.

— THREE READINGS OF TIME —

DAYS: how many days are in this year. How much time is left? Ideal for anchoring your daily life.

WEEKS: The most impactful reading. One week = one point. One year = 52 points. An 82-year lifespan = 4,290 points. All fits on one screen.

MONTHS: The macro view. For decisions made in years rather than hours.

— WIDGETS —

Memento installs on your home screen as discreet widgets: days remaining this year, weeks remaining, life in weeks. You see time without having to open the app. That's precisely the point.

Choose the format. Choose the color. Customize to your liking.

— TOTAL RESPECT FOR YOUR PRIVACY —

100% offline. No data leaves your phone. No account to create. No server connection. No analytics trackers. No advertising. No data resale.

— ONE-TIME PAYMENT, NO SUBSCRIPTION —

Memento is free with the Days, Weeks, and Months widgets. For a one-time payment of €4.99, you unlock:

- Full Life View
- All premium widgets
- Advanced color customization
- All future updates

One coffee. Once. Forever.

— WHO IS IT FOR? —

For those who have read Seneca or Tesson and want a practical tool. For those who feel time slipping away without really knowing where it's going. For those who need neither yet another productivity app nor a guided meditation, but a silent mirror.

Not for those looking to optimize their days. Memento won't help you do more. It might help you do less, and better.

Remember that you will die. Not to scare you. To awaken you.