Anti-SNS
Personal memory archive
Product road map
The roadmap follows the product’s values: private reflection first, memory structure second, and sharing only after consent and scope are clear.
Guiding rules
A journal entry should feel complete before sharing exists.
A photo should function as a memory anchor, not public media.
A tagged person should always have clear choice and boundaries.
AI features come last, after the human flow feels trustworthy.
Phase 1
Define the product voice, shape the first experience, and map the private memory journey before deeper implementation.
Completed
Project framing, overall goals, and the system design document.
Completed
A homepage that explains the Anti-SNS thesis in product language.
Next
Journal dashboard and daily entry screens for private reflection.
Next
Information architecture for photo attachment, tagging, and invitation flows.
Phase 2
Build the private writing experience first so the product works as a personal practice before it acts like a network.
Planned
Authentication and a basic signed-in app shell.
Planned
Journal entry creation, editing, and a personal dashboard.
Planned
Entry detail pages with a calm, focused reading view.
Phase 3
Add photo capture as a memory anchor without drifting into gallery or feed behavior.
Planned
Photo upload and attachment to journal entries.
Planned
Memory detail layouts that combine text, date, and imagery.
Planned
Lightweight captions and context fields for photos.
Phase 4
Introduce sharing as a narrow, deliberate action: one memory, one person, one invitation to remember.
Planned
Tag a person on a photo or memory.
Planned
Send email nudges with “Do you remember this?” messaging.
Planned
Create invitation links for recipients without accounts.