Source
A day has a shape.
Calendar context places a moment in time. It never decides what is worth remembering.
Connecting a calendar is not available yet. This page describes how Memora will treat calendar context when it is.
What it can help preserve
What it can help preserve
- Place a moment against the day it belongs to.
- Explain why a day was busy, or why a photo has no note.
- Connect a moment to the event that surrounded it.
What Memora may infer or propose
- That a photo or recording belongs to a particular event.
- That the people on an invitation were part of the moment.
What you can review
- Every event Memora reads, and what it contributed.
- Every link it proposes between an event and a memory.
What you control
- Choose which calendars are connected.
- Pause new imports without disconnecting.
- Remove what a calendar added.
Example questions
- What happened on our anniversary last year?
- What was I doing the week I met Dana?
- What did I have on the day of the move?
Related sources
People
The relationships that give a moment meaning.
Read more ›Places
The setting around where something happened.
Read more ›