Forced Family Fun.
Translation: matching outfits, Christmas-card photos, and one very tropical beach.— Hawaii · they'll thank me later
A private memory keeper for the parent already doing the work. Capture in seconds — photo, note, quote, voice. Share with permission, not a public feed. Revise it as time goes on. Years later, the kids look back and find the trips the way you saved them.
Translation: matching outfits, Christmas-card photos, and one very tropical beach.— Hawaii · they'll thank me later
Tap, photo, quote, done. Organize later — or never. No forms to fight, no tabs to click through on a cobblestone street.
GPS and a little on-device AI figure out the place, the trip, and the time. You don't type what your phone already knows.
You pick the family and creators you follow — the people in your Circle. No algorithm deciding your feed. No strangers, no outrage bait, no infinite scroll.
Souvenirs come from real mom-and-pop shops we've walked into. No drop-ship warehouses, no national chains, no stock-photo storefronts.
Built for the default coordinator — the one whose phone has every reservation, the one who knows when dinner is. And for parents who are simultaneously tour guide, pack mule, and snack distributor. You have maybe two seconds. We'll take them.
That memorable quote the kids said at lunch. The inside joke good enough to be its own white-elephant shirt. A photo, a menu scrap, a view. One tap each. GPS handles the where.
A trip to the Redwoods is one thing. The hike, the brewery, the dinner arguments — those are experiences inside it. Experiences can live in more than one trip. Rearrange freely.
Send a trip to just Grandma. Swap tips with your best friend. Follow creators whose advice you actually want. Turn a year into a shirt, if you want one.
Real captures from one summer in Italy. The kid quote you'd have forgotten by dinner. The tiny car. The cooking class your daughter ran. Saved as you went, organized whenever.
Conrad was afraid we'd be eaten by a dinosaur.— He's not wrong, though
APR 2022
Lorelei's building an energy vortex.— Sedona, AZ · she swears it's working
JUN 2022
Aubrey can't believe how teal the water is — and that this ice is probably older than the dinosaurs.— Pretty sure she's right
Built for the people on our waitlist. We're a small business — we may open a Kickstarter to figure out how far we can push it. Nothing below is committed, everything is being prototyped.
Photos, quotes, voice notes, menu scraps. Save first, think later. The form is literally one button.
GPS tags every capture with the place, the trip, and the time. You don't type a thing unless you want to correct it.
Two lists. Family + friends is one. Creators you follow is another. Share a trip with Grandma without it going to everyone else.
Send a trip summary to the group chat. Surface the hidden gems we spotted. Your circle sees the detail no one else would've found.
Souvenirs from mom-and-pop stores we've verified in person. Never national chains. Never drop-ship warehouses with a "local" label slapped on.
Tour shirt, wall poster, or embroidered patch — printed on demand when you're ready. Photo books and iOS come later.
Take a year of your trips — or a decade — and put them on a shirt. Concert-style. Cities and dates on the back. We're playing with three layouts.
Waitlist members are first to know when it drops — so you don't miss the launch. We'll likely run a Kickstarter to figure out how far this can go, built with the people who'd actually wear it.
Ideas, not promises. Your waitlist email gets every update.
Travel blogger, vlogger, small-batch creator? Your content stays yours. We show your posts natively and link every click back to your site. More on how we work with creators once we're closer to launch — for now, reach out if you want to talk.
— or DM me on @sengnickerson.
Every shirt design gets pressure-tested by four kid-critics before it ships. Every shop we plan to feature is somewhere we've actually been.
I'm a mom of four who happens to work in tech (Principal PM, if you're curious). My family and I run ChasingExperiencesVlog.com and a TikTok I never expected to have.
This is the app I wished existed every time we came home from a trip and nothing in my camera roll turned into a memory I could keep. I built it because I needed it — for the kids, for the grandparents, for the trips we'll forget if we don't write them down. The list above gets the real updates — no funnels, no filler.
Drop your email and I'll send build updates, the local shops I've found worth keeping, and first-in-line access when the beta opens. Unsubscribe in one click. No funnels, no upsells.