The shop

Objects from the child’s room

MEe is a nine-month journey back to the child you were: a companion app of one quiet conversation a day. The story lives at mee.is.

Ideas fade; objects remain.

Below, real objects inspired by the app’s days. Each one carries a single idea worth keeping.

Objects that carry a ritual

The instructions are the object

Each of these comes with its day’s words. A coin with no instruction is a coin. A coin that says what to do with your hands when the dark feels large is something you keep.

from Day 21 · “Unexpected joy”

The Star Jar

What went well today, however small?
Write it on a gold strip, fold it into a star, drop it in.

On the hard days, the jar does the remembering for you.

Handmade glass jar. High-quality origami gold foil paper, with a premade star and three folding guides included.

Assembled by one maker, in small batches. When a batch is gone, the next takes about two weeks.

glass jar; golden ball cork; golden foil origami paper; 3 guides

$49

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The Courage Coin

from Day 3 · “Fear in the dark”

A small light you can carry in a pocket. A lantern on one face; on the other, seven words: a small light is enough to start. Hold it when you need it.

The first coins haven’t been struck yet. This page will say so plainly the day they’re ready.

struck metal · 32 mm · kept in the hand

$22

A Letter to Little Me

from Day 19 · “A letter to little me”

Paper worth writing on, an envelope worth sealing, and a wax seal that asks you to wait ninety days before opening it again. Future you is the addressee.

The letter sets are still being put together. This page will say so plainly when they’re ready.

letter set · envelope · wax seal

$29

The 90-Day Deck

the whole journey

Ninety cards of the app’s daily questions. The physical companion: shuffle it, or walk it in order.

The deck isn’t printed yet. This page will say so plainly when it’s ready.

90 cards · rigid box

$39

One more thing

How this shop behaves

  • No countdowns, ever. Nothing here expires at midnight.
  • No “only 3 left.” If something is genuinely limited, we’ll tell you why.
  • No reviews yet, and none invented. The doors just opened. Until real ones exist, here is the standard we hold ourselves to: how we decide.

The app opens its doors soon. If you’d like a letter when it does, come say hello.

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