Conversations are temporary
Say it, mean it,
let it go.
Space is a private messenger where every card fades after it's read — unless you both decide to keep it. No archive to scroll, no history to regret. Just the people who kept a seat for you.
Built for four people, not four thousand
Noor
Fades in 41s
How it works
Three moves. That's the whole app.
Open a space
Invite someone by email, or start a small circle. No feed, no followers — just the people you actually talk to.
Send a card
Words, a photo, a voice note. The moment they read it, its clock starts. Some cards you can set to vanish the instant they're seen.
Keep what matters
Tap keep and a card stops fading — it moves to your shelf and stays. Everything else quietly lets go of itself.
What's inside
Small on purpose.
Ephemeral by default
Every card carries its own fade clock, counted per reader. Nothing lingers on a screen you forgot to close.
View once
Mark a card view-once and the server redacts it after the first read. Not hidden client-side — actually gone.
The shelf
Kept cards live on a shelf you can revisit. Memory becomes a decision instead of a default.
Circles
Small group spaces with the same rules. Conversation, not a group chat that never ends.
Realtime, quietly
Cards arrive over a live connection in under a second. Notifications never contain what was said.
Leave quietly
Step out of any space without an announcement. Your history goes with you.
Our stance
We'd rather not have your data.
- No ads, ever. We don't sell, rent, or trade your information, and there is no advertising business hiding behind this app.
- Faded means deleted. Expired cards are removed from our database by a scheduled job — not flagged as hidden.
- Notifications say nothing. A push tells you something is waiting. It never carries the message.
- Leaving is one tap. Delete your account from inside the app and your profile is scrubbed — here's exactly what happens.
Get Space
Start with one person.
Sign in with Apple or Google — there's no form to fill in. Space is free.
Every card fades · Keep what matters