Memorial feature rollout

A note on what shaped this project

Beta update 0.2

Beta update 0.2 is live. It improves the core music memory flow and cleans up parts of the login experience.

Domain launch and rebrand

We are launching the domain heardofyou.org. This is a full rebrand and marks the inflection point in our journey as we officially begin rolling out.

Full beta launch

Heard of You enters full beta launch with a more complete experience, including cross save improvements and working Google functionality. This version focuses on making the app more usable, more connected, and more stable across key flows.

First alpha

The first alpha version of Heard of You is now live. This version introduces the first working memory flow and early support for core music based interactions.

Still moving under the hood

The project is still moving under the hood, but I wanted to take some time to share a quick update. Today I do not have a major feature update, but I can confirm that within the next three months we should be able to see the first alpha build.

One year update

Early build preparation

I am preparing for development by reviewing the core user flow, deciding what the first version needs most, and keeping the project focused on a clean first experience.

Structure and feature planning

I am refining the main feature set and narrowing the first version to a smaller and more realistic scope. The focus right now is building a simple foundation first.

Early planning progress

I am organizing the project into clearer parts, including memory creation, music service connections, and privacy considerations. The goal is to move from idea to a workable plan.

Concept refinement

I am working on the basic direction of the project, including the overall flow, user experience goals, and the first rough ideas for how a personal studio could work.

Early vision

I am starting to shape the idea for Heard of You as a music based memory project. The early focus is on the core idea, how memories connect to songs, and what the experience should feel like.