Pazt

The world you grew up in is still out there. Pazt is a private archive of the places, years and small ordinary things that made you. It asks about them one at a time — a shop that closed, a snack nobody sells any more, an afternoon that looked like every other afternoon — and you answer the only way that matters: I remember, or I don't. What you remember builds something. A timeline of your own life, year by year, from the country you grew up in to everywhere you have lived since. A passport that fills with the places and eras you have recovered. A record that belongs to you and to nobody else. HOW IT WORKS Tell Pazt when you were born and where you grew up. It finds the years that were yours and starts asking. YOUR WORLD Drag through your own life. Every age holds the memories that were actually current then — never a decade you weren't there for. RECOVER A MEMORY Each one asks a single question. I remember. Vaguely. Not mine. That's the whole interaction, and it's enough to rebuild a decade. EXPLORE Go beyond your own timeline. Countries and eras, on a map or a globe — the world other people grew up in, too. YOUR MEMORY PASSPORT Stamps for the worlds you recover, marks for how far you've gone, and one page that says what your archive adds up to. Share it as a poster, or don't. It's yours either way. ADD WHAT'S MISSING Remember something Pazt doesn't have? Send it in. If it's accepted it joins the archive for everyone, credited the way you choose — or not at all. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Your answers, your timeline and your passport are yours. There is no feed, no followers and no way for anyone to browse what you remember. No ads. No tracking. No analytics SDKs of any kind. Pazt works best if you grew up in Malaysia, China, the United States, Japan, Hong Kong or South Korea, roughly the 1980s through the 2010s. More worlds are being added.