Thingular

Music and memory

Every song lives in a thing.

The guitar, the ticket stub, the mixtape. Snap it, say what was playing. The voice keeps the night.

Home

84 things · 52 stories · 2 h of voice

12 things want a story

  • A clay living room: a sofa, a lamp and a low table

    Living room

    31 things

  • A clay kitchen: a counter, a stove and a shelf

    Kitchen

    12 things

  • A clay bedroom: a bed, a nightstand and a lamp

    Bedroom

    9 things

  • A clay garden: a tree, a bench and a flower bed

    Garden

    4 things

Home: four rooms and their counts.

Snap

The instrument, the ticket, the poster. Five seconds each.

Tell

What was playing, who was there, what it did to you. Thirty seconds, in your voice.

Keep

Stories are searchable by what you said. Type a song, find the night.

What it asks

  • What’s the story?
  • Where did it come from?
  • Who gave it to you, or who does it remind you of?
  • Tell me about a time this was part of something.
  • What should happen to it one day?
A clay vinyl record with its sleeve behind it

Questions

Does it play the song?

No. It keeps your voice telling the night. The song is one tap away in your music app.

Is this the same as the records page?

Records are a collection. This is for anything a song lives in: instruments, tickets, a hoodie from the tour.

Can I take it all with me?

Export everything, anytime: photos, stories and transcripts, as files you own.

Thing one gives you a story. Thing ten gives you a room.

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