A few words.
A whole memory.
The shared memory keeper for trips and events. Capture the small moments in a few words, then share them with the people who were there.
Android — coming soon
Part travel journal, part group scrapbook — a private keepsake of trips, holidays, events and the everyday moments with friends and family you'd otherwise forget.
A few words, a whole memory
The waiter's accent. The in-joke from breakfast. The seagull that stole someone's lunch — the small moments photos never catch. Jot each one as a short text cue: one tap, the cursor's ready, hit return for the next. A whole trip, captured in a few minutes.
Short on purpose
Every memory is capped at 30 characters. The terseness is the point — a cue, not an essay. Just enough to bring the whole moment rushing back later, and fast enough to keep up with the conversation.
Remember it together
Share a Scrip with the people who were there. They fill in the bits you missed, each memory signed with their initials — one shared record of the event, built by everyone in it.
One place for every trip or event
Every trip, holiday and night out sits in one quiet library, newest first. Inside each Scrip, memories group by day, so a long weekend reads back in order. No folders, no clutter.
Write it on the plane home
Scrip works fully offline. Capture the whole weekend at 35,000 feet with no signal; everything syncs the moment you land. Built for the plane home, while the memories are still fresh.
For your eyes only
Your memories are private by default — no public profile, no discovery feed, no likes. Nobody sees a Scrip unless you invite them, and you can lock the whole app behind Face ID.
Months later, it finds you again
Every so often Scrip brings an old memory back — a few words from a while ago, surfacing when you least expect it. The detail you'd forgotten, there in an instant.