Life in Weeks: Memento Mori

Your life, in weeks. Memento Mori draws your entire life as a grid of dots — one dot for every week you'll live. The weeks behind you are filled in. The weeks you still owe glow red. The rest wait, quietly, ahead. It's an old idea: remember that you will die. Not to be morbid — to be awake. Seeing all of it at once, on one screen, has a way of focusing the mind on what actually matters this week. • Fill out your week — a quiet weekly ritual. Each week, press and hold the living week to claim it. Miss a few and they wait for you as a red backlog to catch up on, oldest first. It's a practice you return to, not a static chart. • Keep something in the day it happened — write a note, take a photo or a video, or record a voice note. Whatever you leave lights that week on the grid, so the weeks you were present for look different from the ones you weren't. • Your timeline — read everything you've kept back, newest first, grouped by month. Tap any dot on the calendar to open that week and see what's in it. • Export everything as a single zip — every note, photo, video and voice note, plus a readable index. It's your record, so you can take it with you. • Home-screen widgets — keep your life calendar, weeks lived, and weeks left on your Home Screen, redrawn every day without opening the app. • A weekly reminder of how many weeks you have left. • Make it yours — set your birthday and life expectancy, and the calendar redraws around you. • Minimalist mode — just the dots, nothing else. • Share your calendar — or a single week — as a beautiful image. • Everything stays on your device. Your notes, photos and voice notes never leave this phone. No account, no tracking, no cloud. Make the weeks count.