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Last year I lost one of my favorite people in the world: my mom.
It taught me how powerful memories become when they’re the only thing left.
That’s why I created Always With You: a digital mural to save everything that reminds you of the people you love: their favorite songs, funny selfies, voice notes, and even their favorite YouTube videos.
A place you can go when you need to feel a little closer to them. ❤️
Built with a little help from Claude for the visual brand thinking, and shaped into a full UI experience using Figma Make.
Try it out here and start saving your favorite memories:
https://alwayswithyou.figma.site
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there's also a temple run video to keep you focus ✨
get your tea here https://spore-focus-94244264.figma.site
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