Lorrie vs Digital Sabbath

Collect the real world. See a chair you love? A handmade mug at a friend’s house? A cool motorcycle on the street? Capture it with Lorrie and turn it into something you can keep, explore, and share. MAKE IT 3D Turn a single photo into a 3D model. Rotate it, inspect it from every angle, and place it in your space with AR. Furniture, decor, and vehicles work especially well. SHARE IT Share your 3D finds in motion, or turn them into clean stickers with holographic finishes. COLLECT TOGETHER Build a visual inventory of the things that catch your eye. Organize them into collections and invite friends to add their own. Terms of Use: https://lorrie.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://lorrie.app/privacy

Digital Sabbath helps you collectively disconnect from distracting apps for one day a year — the summer solstice. On June 21, 2026, your selected apps take a rest. Feeds go quiet. Everything else works normally — calls, texts, maps, music, banking. HOW IT WORKS You choose which apps to pause. On sabbath day, those apps are temporarily set aside. You can also preview the experience anytime with a 1-hour mini sabbath. WHAT YOU CAN PAUSE You pick which apps to step away from: social media, dating apps, news feeds — whatever you find distracting. WHAT STAYS AVAILABLE Everything else. Phone calls, messages, email, maps, music, banking, shopping — all work normally. WHY ONE DAY? The average person spends 7+ hours a day on screens. Digital Sabbath isn't about quitting technology. It's about one day to remember what life feels like without the feed.