She fell asleep holding my finger. I didn’t move for an hour.
Wrong feet, both times. She would not let me fix it.
She called the moon the night sun.
The little things they’ll one day want to read.
Say it messy, in seconds. Deara shapes it into a memory worth keeping, then gathers your memories into letters for your child.
On iPhone. Free to start. Private by default, no feeds.
Tuesday · 9:40 pm · voice noteso she, um, sheShe fell asleep holding my fingerfinger. and I just, I didn’t move for like an hour.
Together, they become a letter for your child.
Photos keep the face. Words keep the person.
Say it messy. Keep it beautiful.
Talk the way you talk, or type half a thought. Deara’s writing help turns it into a clear memory that still sounds like you.
- You review it, and can edit it or try again, before you save.
- Your words, beautifully polished. Always your choice.
- Your memories are not used to train AI.
Sample memories, to show how it works
What you said: ok so she put her shoes on herself today, um, wrong feet, both times, and like I tried to fix it and she would NOT let me, she was so proud. Your memory: She put her shoes on herself today. Wrong feet, both times. I tried to fix it, and she would not let me. She was so proud.
Slide to compare what was said with the finished memory.
The things worth keeping
Some things never make it into a photo.
Scene 01The words they get wrong
“Pasghetti. She said pasghetti for two whole years.”
Scene 02From the back seat
“Do fish know they’re wet?”
Scene 03The questions that stop you
“When you were little, where was I?”
Keep them in their own words.
Say it the day it happens. One day, they’ll read it.
Under 30 seconds
You don’t have to become a journal person.
- 0:00Say it, or type itA voice note or a sentence is enough.
- 0:15Add the photoOr the video. Only if you want to.
- 0:28KeptDeara shapes your words, and the month gathers them into a letter.
0:00One memory, kept
Monthly Letters
And then the month becomes a letter.
Save three or more memories in a month and they come together as one letter, told in your words.
Your first letter is free.
Future Delivery
Then send it to the future.
Pick a date, maybe her eighteenth birthday. The letter arrives by email, right on time. A single memory can go too.
A sample letter for Lily, September 2026. Dear Lily, this was the month you put your shoes on all by yourself. Wrong feet, both times, and you would not let me fix them. You were so proud. You wore the red rain boots to bed and told me they’re your night shoes now. And one night in the car you looked out the window and said, “Mama, look, the night sun.” It was the moon. It was huge. Love, Mom.
Their childhood isn’t content.
Deara is a private archive, not a feed. No likes, no followers, no audience.
The family archive
One archive. The whole family.
Invite up to four family members to add their own memories. Every memory shows who added it, and only its author can change it.
Your family archive128 memories
- YouOwner
- DadFamily member
- GrandmaFamily member
- GrandpaFamily member
- Aunt MiaFamily member
“She asked for the story about the cat again. Third night in a row.”
Private by default
Only the family members you invite can see your archive.
Never used to train AI
Your memories remain yours.
Not used for ad targeting
Deara does not sell personal information or use the private content of your Memories to create advertising profiles or target third-party advertising.
Take everything with you
Export your memories and letters whenever you want.