Not every photo. Just the ones worth keeping as prints.
Choose a photograph, watch it develop, write what you were thinking on the back. The print carries its date and the place it was taken.
Each one is a lab, not a tint. Grain lives in the photograph. Whites stay white. Skin stays skin. toru, Morning, Sunday, Postcard, Album, Cinema, Noir — pick one by looking, not by name.
Prints yellow and wear as the months pass — the way paper does. Or freeze them clean-white, if you'd rather they stay new.
A calendar of photographs, not a list of days. The week behind you sits under today's pile. A photograph from this day, in another year, comes back in the morning.
The photograph in front. Your words behind it, in your own hand.
Every print that knows its place gathers onto a map. A year of walking around reads as a route, not a list.
Every memory lives on this device. No cloud, no account.
toru has nothing to show anyone but you.
One file, sealed with a passphrase only you know. Nothing is uploaded.
Built in the evenings, by one person. No team, no investors. Your support makes it possible.
