Yesterly

Yesterly turns today's date into a window onto a single year of your life. Pick the year that meant the most to you. Maybe you were sixteen. Maybe you were thirty-four with a small kid in your kitchen. Whatever year it is, Yesterly opens that calendar back up, one card at a time. Each morning you get a new page. A different theme every day of the week: Monday. The song that was at number one that week. Tuesday. The film at the top of the box office. Wednesday. A cultural event from somewhere in your country. Thursday. A quiet pointer back or forward through your year. Friday. What was on television that night. Saturday. A weekend texture from the season. Sunday. An immersive recap of the week, written as a literary essay you can sink into. The product is built around a single principle: data is the protagonist, AI is the chorus. Every fact comes from a real database of historical music charts, box-office figures, news, and weather. The narrative around them is written in a calm, observational voice that borrows from literary nonfiction rather than greeting-card sentiment. Free tier (Postcard): one year, one card a day, the song and the headline, the weather where you lived. Magazine subscription: the full picture of your year. Three cultural moments a day, the cost of basics that month, and the long-form Sunday recap that puts you back inside the texture of the week. $5.99 / month, auto-renewing through your Apple Account, cancellable anytime. Yesterly currently covers United States data from 1980 to today. More countries arrive after launch. No ads. No tracking. No social network. A reading on your morning kitchen counter. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://yesterly.northernlights.solutions/privacy