A to-do list for people who forget. Every task is a polaroid: shoot it, scribble it in marker, pin it to the wall. Flip the print for the details on the back. Burn it when it's done.
Upload a photo of the thing — the errand, the person, the place. The task gets written across the print in marker, and the important ones get scrawled in red. You'll hear the shutter and the whirr as the print comes out.
The front is what. The back is why. Tap any print and it turns over to lined paper with your handwritten notes — who's involved, where it is, what you'll need. The facts you'd otherwise lose.
Related prints belong together. Give a photo a case — TRIP TO TOKYO, THE KITCHEN RENO, FIND TEDDY — and it gets an evidence tag. Filter the wall by case and see the whole investigation at once.
Done? Stamp it and strike it through. Keep it: drop the print in the box, your proof of everything you finished. Or burn it off the wall entirely — hole, embers, ash, gone. Some things you don't need to remember anymore.
Walk in as a ghost and the wall works instantly — but refresh the
page and every print is gone, like it was never there.
Make an identity (just an email and password) and your facts are
developed to the cloud: full-resolution photos and all. Sign in anywhere
and the wall is exactly how you left it.