Hitokoe — Small Phone

A small brick phone inside your phone. Hitokoe is a drawn little phone with five keys: four arrows and ひ. The glass takes no touch — you move the light, press ひ, and hold ◀ to go back. SIX GAMES Snake, Slide, Sides, Dial, Mines and Pixel. Beat your best and the run is taped, to watch again in the Album. PLAY FOR COINS, THEN BUY THE REST OF THE PHONE Finish a game for 10 coins (once a day for each game), beat your best for 20, and read what Hitokoe posts on the Board. Coins can't be bought. The Bank writes down every coin and keeps your savings, which grow a little each day you come back. Its Shop sells the Camera, the Pager, the Walkie-talkie and a tin can, and charms and stickers to dress the phone. ONLY THE PEOPLE YOU'VE MET Add someone by showing your code for their Camera to scan. No names, no profiles: everyone is a five-digit number and a face, stitched by hand or by chance. Standing side by side, connect with the tin can and page each other: letters made of little pictures, sealed so only the two of you can read them. ALSO ON THE PHONE • Camera — photos and video, with a cat if you like. • Walkie-talkie — hold to record, let go to pause, keep the tape. • Album — everything you keep, and every personal best. • Board — what Hitokoe posts, the same for everyone. • Sponsor — buy the maker a glass of soy milk or a bowl of bún bò, and wear a ひ on your face. Nothing else comes with it. • English and Vietnamese. WHAT STAYS ON YOUR PHONE No account, no analytics, no tracking. A small server of ours only carries what two phones send each other — the card you swap when you add someone, and letters — sealed so we can't read either. Back up to a file whenever you like. ひとこえ, "one voice".