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Some people never really leave.
They stay in voicemails you haven’t deleted.
In blurry photos. In messages you can’t bring yourself to scroll past.
I built something for that.
🔸Heirloom 🔸
https://heirloom.figma.site/
A quiet, private space to hold onto the people you’ve lost, in a more intentional, structured way.
Not a social app.
Not a feed.
Not a memorial timeline.
Just somewhere to keep what still matters.
You create a space for someone.
You add what you have, photos, voice notes, messages, small moments.
Heirloom brings them back to you gently, one memory at a time.
This is my final submission for the Contra × Figma Config Makeathon.
🎥 Walkthrough video attached
🏞️ LIVE WEBSITE
🌐 Figma Make (Live Prototype)
🎨 Figma Community File
🔗 Social Sharing Link
This started as a project.
Somewhere along the way, it started feeling real.
I’d genuinely love your thoughts ,
Does this feel meaningful?
What would you simplify, rethink, or take further?
Because grief doesn’t ask for much.
Just somewhere to put what we still carry.
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