An engagement gift made of the places that got the two of you here
An engagement is the one milestone with a very short window — give the map in the week the question gets asked and it lands; leave it three months and you're both deep in seating plans instead. A memory map takes an evening: pin the street you met on, the spot where it happens, the flat you've been arguing about paint in, and give each one its photos and its story. It goes as a private link, so it works whether you're sitting next to them or six time zones away.
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What to put on an engagement map
For the person you're about to marry: where you met, the day you knew, where the question gets asked, and the address you're at now.
- Where you met
- The quay, the party, the friend's kitchen. Everyone getting this link already half-knows the story, so pin the version with the embarrassing detail left in.
- The day you knew
- Not the day you got together — the ordinary evening months later when you looked over and thought, this is the one. Nobody else was there to remember it for you.
- The one that's just a Saturday
- Everything else on an engagement map is a milestone. Give one pin to the market you go to most weeks, so what's on there is a relationship and not a list of occasions.
- The day it went badly
- A map made only of good days reads like a highlight reel. Pin the afternoon you sat somewhere without saying much and they stayed — it's the pin the proposal rests on.
- Where the question happens
- The headland, the foreshore, the kitchen at seven in the morning. Pin it whether it's happened already or hasn't yet; a pin with nothing behind it is still the loudest one on the map.
- Where you live now
- The flat you're standing in when you send the link. It's the only pin on the map that isn't finished, which makes it the right one to end on.
See one you can actually open
An example map, built the week after the question got asked — from where they met to the flat they came home to. Tap a pin to open the memory behind it.
Note: Images used in this demo are AI-generated and included solely to illustrate the map’s functionality — they are not promotional content.
One evening's work, either side of the question.
Build it before the question and you can hand it over minutes after. Build it after and you've still got the week where they'll actually sit and read it.
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