Step 01
Press. Talk.
At your airtime, Mino asks how today actually went. You answer out loud while the tape rolls.
Side A · The ritual
One question.
One minute. Every night.
No blank page, no cursor blinking at you. A dome, your voice, and sixty seconds — that’s the whole job.
Step 02
Snip. Sealed.
Hit CUT and the take is measured, stamped and sealed. Land near the minute and you’re in the natural zone.
Step 03
Filed. Kept.
Every tape gets a number and a slot in the cabinet. Night after night, the wall fills up.
“How was today, actually?”
The evening question · Asked at your airtime
The liner · After the cut
It listens back,
so you don’t have to.
A few breaths after you seal the tape, Mino hands you the liner notes: your minute, word for word, with the one word that carried it.
- The word of the minute — picked from what you actually said, counted and underlined.
- Who and what showed up — people, places and moods, tagged so they can be found again.
- Word for word — the full transcript, your “euh”s included. Nothing invented, ever.
Every Sunday · 18:00
Your week.
Out now.
Keep three tapes in a week and Sunday evening drops an episode — two hosts replay your seven days back to you, built only from what you said. Your own little radio show, audience of one.
On the record · Privately
No feed. No audience.
Yours alone
Nothing to post, nobody to perform for. Your tapes live in your account and nowhere else.
Kept only if you keep it
A take you throw away is never uploaded, never transcribed. Only the tape you seal is kept.
Erasable, always
Delete a night or delete everything, right from Settings. The fine print is short and honest: Privacy · Terms.
It’s airtime
Tonight’s tape
is waiting.
One minute, out loud. That’s the whole ask.
Free week to start · Cancel anytime