Capture the shared moment
Add the photo—or write down what happened while it’s still fresh.
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FOR THE PEOPLE YOU MEET ALONG THE WAY
Don’t let great travel connections disappear.
A username keeps their contact details. A Memory Card brings back where you met, what you shared and why you wanted to stay in touch.
Made for the people you meet along the way.
YOU KNOW THE MOMENT
“Let’s keep in touch” is easy to say. The hard part comes after goodbye.
A phone number tells you how to reach them. It doesn’t bring back the rooftop in Lisbon, the overnight train or the conversation you didn’t want to end. When the moment disappears, the connection often follows.
WHAT USUALLY HAPPENS
A week later, all you have is a name.
Maybe you send something generic. Maybe you wait for the right thing to say. Either way, the message carries none of what made meeting them matter.
INTRODUCING THE MEMORY CARD
Send the moment—not just your contact details.
A Memory Card brings back who you are, where you met and why the connection mattered. It gives your next message somewhere real to begin.
- 01 The photo you took together
- 02 The place and date you met
- 03 The detail only you two would know
WHY CONTEXT CHANGES EVERYTHING
A contact tells them who you are.
A Memory Card reminds them why you mattered.
ORDINARY FOLLOW-UP
“Great meeting you”
A name and username
Easy to postpone
Feels interchangeable
MEMORY CARD
The moment you shared
Photo, place and context
Ready while it’s fresh
Unmistakably personal
BEFORE YOU PART WAYS
Turn the goodbye into something they’ll remember.
Add the context
Include where you met, what you shared and what you hope happens next.
Send the Memory Card
Give them more than “great meeting you.” Give them the moment back.
THE PEOPLE YOU MEET ALONG THE WAY
Some goodbyes stay with you.
The hostel goodbye
Three days became the best part of the trip. Now everyone is leaving in different directions.
The overnight journey
You talked until sunrise. Then one of you stepped off at the next stop.
The last dinner
Tomorrow’s flights go opposite ways. Tonight is your last night in the same place.
FROM PEOPLE WHO ALMOST LOST TOUCH
The stories this experiment is designed to collect.
“A solo traveler on the person they still think about.
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“A digital nomad on receiving something more personal.
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“A travel creator on the connection that continued.
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MAKE CONTACT
Before you say goodbye, save more than their number.
Create a Memory Card while the moment is still yours to share.
Keep this connection