4 November · your memory
“Walked with no route. Bought warm bread. Nothing special — and it felt good.”
A small ritual. Your big life.
Mark the days you have lived.
Keep what you want to remember.
It starts with one tap
It doesn’t have to be a big event.
Maybe just a good talk.
Or finally some time for yourself.
Mark the day. Leave a few words if you like. If not, one mark is enough.
Try it here
One more day that was yours
Your week. Step by step.
No scores. No races.
This is a sample of the ritual. The entry lives only on this page
until you reload it, and is not sent anywhere.
An ordinary today. Precious later.

4 November · your memory
“Walked with no route. Bought warm bread. Nothing special — and it felt good.”
One day the app will remind you what mattered to you. Your answers come back in memories and summaries. In your own words.
A sample entry. Add your own in the demo above.
More than a calendar
Days, weeks, months, years.
And everything that makes them yours.

The big picture helps you see what you have lived. Zoom in on one period, then step back to the whole.
Your entries are stored on your device. Not on our server. An account is optional.
You can save a copy to a file, to iCloud or to Google Drive.
No analytics, no ads, no cookies.
Start small. Keep more.
Mark days, answer “How was your day?”, see your life at different scales. Save a copy to a file.
No card. No account. No time limit.“On this day” memories, summaries, search, your own questions and important dates.
Base prices in US dollars. You will buy in the app through the App Store or Google Play — the store shows the price in your currency, including taxes. Nothing is sold on this website.
Subscriptions, cancelling and refundsJust come back. There is no race for a perfect streak here. The app helps you notice life at your own pace.
No. Answers are optional. You can just mark the day you lived — and that’s it.
No. The account is optional: it lets your subscription work on several devices. Your entries stay on your device and never go to the account. For a copy there is a file, iCloud or Google Drive.
We are preparing the iPhone and Android versions. We won’t name a date until the App Store and Google Play have reviewed the app. You can try the ritual itself right now — in the demo at the top of the page.
Try the demo ↑Count to Dea.. is not therapy or a crisis service. If you or someone near you is in danger, call 112 or your local emergency number. The app has a free “Support” section with helplines.
It is a warm reminder of how much life is worth. Our slightly funny character is here to help you notice the good, not to rush you. Count to Dea.. is about the days we live.

No need to wait for a special day
We are preparing the iPhone and Android versions.