current

a calendar & a journal, in one

document your
eventful life.

Plan the events that matter. Then keep the memory of how they actually went — together with your people.

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coming to iphone & android · free to start

why it exists

Your life isn’t a to-do list. It’s a run of events — a concert, a trip, a first day, a quiet dinner — and current is where you plan them, then write down how they went.

how it works

Four steps. That’s it.

01

Plan it

Add events to a calendar that feels like paper — dates, times, places, a little category emoji.

02

Live it

Afterwards, write the journal entry: what happened, a few photos, and whether you’d do it again.

03

Choose who sees it

Every event and every journal entry has its own privacy setting — keep it to yourself, share with friends, or make it public. Your call, and you can change it anytime.

04

Follow along

Follow friends’ public events, react and comment, and find things actually worth showing up for.

it’s better with your people

A calendar is more fun
when it’s shared.

Keeping a calendar alone is a chore. Keeping one alongside your friends is a way to actually stay in each other’s lives — see what they’re doing, and make plans that stick.

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See what they’re up to

Follow your friends and browse what everyone’s got coming up — plus how their past events actually went.

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Find a day you’re both free

Lay a friend’s calendar over yours to spot the clashes and the open days — then lock in a date that works for both of you.

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Keep the loop going

React to their entries and leave friends-only comments — the easy back-and-forth that keeps everyone in touch.

on privacy

You decide who sees it.

Every entry is yours to control — keep it to yourself, share it with friends, or make it public, and change your mind anytime. Nothing is ever public unless you choose it. Here’s exactly how we handle your data: read the privacy policy.

start your record

Some days are worth
writing down.

It’s free to begin.

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