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The same journey, on ordinary days.

Between trips, Memento points at the city you actually live in: your saved places by register, what's on this week, and a plan for a Saturday when you want one.

Start your journey

Nuit Blanche · Le MaraisSat, free

Closes 2 Aug — and it's a 12-minute walk from the café you saved in March.

Your city, in your own registers

The places you save become their own spreads — Coffee, Tables, Drinks, Culture, Outdoors, Shops, Kept — each with a photo cover. Tap one and the map shows only those. It's the shortlist you already keep in your head, except you can hand it to someone.

A week you can rearrange

Your week is a rail of days. Reorder a stop, remove one, add one, move it to another day — and it edits the week's page itself, so the panel, the walking legs and the map all agree because they're reading the same thing.

What's on, from the city's own listings

Ask what's on and Memento reads the city's open events agenda: real showtimes, the venue, the price, the booking link, and whether the place is accessible. When it doesn't know something, it says it doesn't know rather than filling the gap with something plausible.

A year of weeks you've lived

Weeks you've finished become a shelf you can push through with a thumb. A year in, that's fifty-two weeks of your own city — browsable, searchable, and yours.

Questions worth asking.

Do I need a trip planned to use this?
No. Daily is dateless and points at wherever you live. Plenty of people will use it and never book a flight.
Where do the events come from?
The city's own published open-data agenda, where one exists — the real listing, with the real showtimes and the real booking link. Memento is explicit about which cities it can and can't do this for.
Is this a separate app?
No — it's a tab. Same journey, same agent, same saved places; the only difference is that it's pointed at home instead of at a trip.