Home for Thanksgiving
Nov 25His first time back since the move — and the whole old crowd is in town for the holiday.
Nov 25–29 · movie night Fri 8:00 PM
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THE FIRST SIX MONTHS
NOW · A story about remembering
Experience the app through three stories.
Mon Oct 5 · 20:52
Clara
Clara is your girlfriend. She moved in three weeks ago, and this week she’s on night shifts at the hospital — so evenings, and the cat, are yours.
Monday night, a few minutes before nine, the cat starts yelling at you. Your phone lights up — Clara, on her first break: dinner at nine, not eight. You promise, and after you hang up, you put it into Tied Notes.
INCOMING · MONDAY 20:52ON THE LINE · 00:42
Clara — on the line
“Did she eat yet? Nine. Not eight — or she’ll yell.”
Note drafted
“Cat dinner — 9 PM nightly. Clara on nights all week.”
Tue Oct 6 · 21:15
Clara
By Tuesday the routine has settled — and Tied Notes has been keeping the pieces: a photo before her shift, her voice from a break, her handwriting on the fridge.
Photo
Clara’s feeding note
Call
Her voice — “nine, not eight”
Note
A grocery list on the fridge
“pancakes, no discussion…” — her list
CLARA still growing
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Moved in three weeks ago — still learning each other’s rhythms.
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Memories3
The cat eats at nine, never eight — Clara’s rule since it was a kitten.
#petClara’s on nights all week — the schedule came straight from her call.
#scheduleHer list on the fridge: pancakes, no discussion — Friday breakfast after the last night.
#planA text lands from the ward: “you’re getting good at this.” Clara gets through her shift without wondering what’s happening at home.
Tue Oct 6 · 22:10
Sam
Sam has been your best friend since you were fifteen. In September his job moved him to Chicago — and the friendship didn’t shrink; it just got a mailing address.
You want to send something that lands — not just a “how’s Chicago.” So you hand the hard part to Tied Notes: it writes Sam a short note — no small talk, just six honest questions between old friends — and you send it. This is what he receives.
A NOTE · FOR SAM
Six questions across the distance
Written by Tied Notes. No wrong answers.
Wed Oct 7 · 19:05
Sam
His answers come home the next evening. Two things you never entered: he’s home for Thanksgiving — and at the bottom of the last answer, his own line: “worst-movie night — my couch or yours?”
SURFACED TODAY
Thu Oct 8 · 13:40
Mr. Osei
Mr. Osei runs a forty-person company — and he’s your most important client this quarter, the one up for renewal this month. You’ve only ever met him over video. Today is the first time in person.
You’ve been keeping notes on him the whole quarter — his black coffee, his daughter starting college in Boston, the way he’d rather see numbers than make small talk, and a one-pager over an email thread. On the train, you open his journal, and it’s all there.
What does he care about most in this renewal?
1:42 PM
Speed, proven early.
Aug 14, his reply to your proposal — “If the savings are real, show me by Friday.” You showed him by Wednesday. His own words.
Past materials
If the savings are real, show me…
Mr. Osei, Aug 14: “If the savings are real, show me by Friday.” Filed under: Mr. Osei · how he decides.
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Thu Oct 8 · 19:20
Mr. Osei
TO MR. OSEI
WHAT YOU TYPE
“great meeting today. deck attached. let’s schedule next steps.”
TIED NOTES · drafts the follow-up from your three lines
WHAT YOU SEND
“Mr. Osei — good meeting today. Deck attached, one-pager first, as you prefer. Next steps soon.”
The meeting runs long and goes well — he pushes hard, but you’re ready. On the way home you jot three lines. Tied Notes drafts the message. You change one word, and send. The reply lands before you reach your door: “Let’s do Friday.”
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