Like a note on the fridge,
but without the fridge.
Say it small
Build one here and watch it land. Nothing gets sent — this one's just for you.
Notes fade from the Island on their own.
The whole thing
Six seconds, maybe. There's no keyboard to fight with unless you want one.
Not a banner they swipe away in a pile of other banners. A small thing sitting at the top of their phone, in the shape of your name for it.
Up to ninety characters, tucked behind the glyph. Only they can open it, and only from their own phone.
No thread, no archive, nothing to scroll back through at 2am. If they missed it, send another. They're free.
Small print, made large
You pair with one person by scanning their code. That pairing is the entire social network. There is no directory, no discovery, no one else.
Lovenotes don't ring, buzz, or push. They appear when the phone is already awake, so nobody gets woken up over three letters.
Notes live on the two phones and expire there. Nothing is stored on a server after it's delivered, because there'd be no point.
Being honest about it
It's a small app. That's on purpose, and it's most of the pitch.
Free, and quite small
Download it, pair with one person, send three letters. That's the whole tour.