I've been thinking about how we keep memories. Not the photos we take out of habit, or the messages we never look at again. The real ones. The ones that still have a feeling attached.

I wanted to build something that takes those moments seriously. That's why I built Memori.

It's a personal diary app designed around one idea: your memories deserve a book, not a database. You compose entries in a full-canvas editor using illustrated tool blocks, then read your diary as a flippable 3D journal with drag-to-turn pages, a key moments rail, and AI-generated art for each spread, created from your own words and mood.

The page-flip alone took more iterations than I expected. Getting the leaf rotation, z-index choreography, and pointer tracking to feel like paper rather than a CSS trick was a whole thing. But when it works, it really works.

Memori is for anyone who ever thought their memories deserved better than a camera roll. Built with Figma Make, MCP, and Weave. Explore the Memori here https://equity-mop-66565955.figma.site/

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