Mossy
For things you forgot you owned
A slow inventory for the quiet objects in your home, the ones you only notice once a year, so they stop becoming lost again.
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Founder journal
people are still finding things they forgot. a harmonica showed up today. nobody is more surprised than me that this keeps working.
someone found a recipe they wrote for their grandmother in mossy. they said they had stopped looking. mossy just had it. that seems to be the thing.
someone messaged asking if we had an api. we do not. they said they would build one anyway. i said okay. mossy grows in unexpected directions.
someone found sheet music in mossy that they wrote but forgot. said they're recording it this weekend. i still don't fully know what mossy is. maybe that.
found a jacket i bought last spring still in its bag. mossy would have known it was there. anyway im wearing it now.
someone found a mandolin in our app that they forgot they owned. said they are relearning it. honestly that is the whole pitch right there.
someone found their fireworks from last year. logged them in october, forgot by november. mossy knew. didn't plan for july 4 use cases. apparently fine.
someone found their road atlas from 2003. they didn't remember they'd logged it. mossy did. still surprised this is my company sometimes.
someone found their grandfather's watch. I did not build anything special for that. apparently Mossy did. I'll take it. good week.
Opened Mossy to check on it. Remembered a lamp I owned. Then I found the lamp. This is basically what it is for. Good month.
Mossy is still here. Ran into someone who said it helped them find a bike they owned. Did not know I had solved something. Good morning to that bike.
Still just me in here. Checked on a ceramic bowl I forgot I owned. It was exactly where I left it. Good update, honestly.
Founded this entirely by mistake. The form was open and my hand slipped, there went the fee. The funny part is I sort of love it. Nobody rushes to it. Fine.
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