
Learning to ride a bike
A moment from today. Kept for later.
The first time. The laughter you shared. The light on your way home. Keep what matters to you — and rediscover it later.
A private place for your memories.
JoyCapsule is in development.

A moment from today. Kept for later.
Your today has a tomorrow.
And sometimes the big ones. What would you like to keep?
AI-generated sample images and fictional memories to illustrate the idea.
15 seconds for the idea behind JoyCapsule: what you keep today – a photo, a few words, a video or your voice – waits for the day you open it again.
The idea behind JoyCapsule: a little place for the things that matter to you.
A photo, a thought and a few words. What makes this moment yours?
Choose a future date. In three months, a year or for a special occasion.
Meet your past self and the little details you may have already forgotten.
JoyCapsule is being built as a private place for personal memories. You decide what matters to you.

In a study using time capsules, participants underestimated how interesting everyday memories would be months later.
Read the research (PDF, new tab)What is ordinary now actually becomes more extraordinary in the future
The first JoyCapsules are in preparation. You'll be able to sign up for early access here.
Preview: we aren't collecting email addresses here yet.
Some answers about the idea and the planned launch.
JoyCapsule is still in development. The sample capsules on this page show you the idea. You can't sign up or save your own memories here yet.
A memory for which you choose a future opening date. Photos and texts for your future self are planned for the first test.
JoyCapsule is intended as a private place. At launch, new moments are planned to be visible only to you. Intentional sharing with others is planned for later.
You decide when and what you'd like to capture. The planned launch has no daily obligation and no public leaderboard.