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A field notebook for coincidence

The world, rhyming with itself.

Quickly log your moments of synchronicity and track them over time. How often do they happen? Where? With who?

BeginSee how it works
Your constellation
Every moment you notice becomes a point of light.
44 moments
exactnuanced
AprMayJun6 amnoon6 pmthe blue doora blue heron on the riverriver of namesshe said my name twicethe owl at the windowan owl feather on the pathfeather in the gutterthe same song on two radioshumming that song againmoon over the harbora moon in the puddle11:11 on the clockthe clock stopped at 11:11orange peel on the stepan orange cat crossed twicerain when she calledrain on the same streeta stranger said LisbonLisbon in the magazinegarden of the same flowerthe garden gatea bird flew into both photosbird song at dawnthe number seven everywhereseven of cupsher mother's perfumemother called it the river houseblue light under the doora song about the moonthe owl and the moonname carved in the treewe both dreamed of rainclock tower at noonorange sky, orange teastranger with my father's nameLisbon tram, twice in a weekthe river kept its namefeather on the windowsilla bird, a feather, a signblue song of the harborthe moon, the river, the same houran orange featherthe blue clockthe stranger knew the song

44 moments · 60 rhymes between them · earlier ⟶ now, midnight at top

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Log a moment

Two ways to write it down.

When two unrelated sources land on the same word, image, or feeling, capture it in a few taps. Exact for the same phrase twice; Nuanced for a rhyme that needs a sentence of context.

Low-friction, private by default — and yours to export anytime.

New moment
The word, phrase, or image
the blue heron on the river
First source
Spotted from the bridge this morning
· and ·
Second source
A painting in the café an hour later
Simultaneity
A bolt of lightning

…then when · where · public or private, and Save. A whole moment in well under a minute.

02
It gathers quietly

A field notebook, not a feed.

Your moments settle into a calm timeline, newest at the top, each day on its own line. No streaks to keep, no notifications, nothing asking for your attention back.

A place to arrive when you want to — and otherwise stay quiet.

Your moments
June 11
nuanced
9:27 PM

the stranger knew the song

A bus seat over
· and ·
My headphones, same track

Same obscure b-side, same exact minute.

June 8
exact
8:51 PM

the blue clock

A shop window
· and ·
My phone's lock screen
June 5
exact
6:19 PM

an orange feather

On the sill
· and ·
A child's drawing
June 2
exact
11:02 PM

the moon, the river, the same hour

On the bridge
· and ·
A line in her letter
May 30
exact
9:38 PM

blue song of the harbor

A record sleeve
· and ·
The fog horn
Sausalito
03
Patterns surface

The shape of your attention.

Nothing to maintain, nothing to score. As moments accumulate, the questions from the top of this page quietly answer themselves — when they tend to arrive, and which words keep returning.

How often. Around what hours. Through which words.

Rhythm

When the world speaks up.

6 am — 2 moments7 am — 2 moments8 am — 2 moments11 am — 1 momentnoon — 1 moment1 pm — 1 moment5 pm — 2 moments6 pm — 5 moments7 pm — 6 moments8 pm — 6 moments9 pm — 7 moments10 pm — 5 moments11 pm — 4 momentsmidnight6 amnoon6 pmmost oftennear 9 pm

each ray is an hour of your day · tap one to read it

Motifs

Words that keep returning.

song×6blue×5river×5feather×5moon×5name×4clock×4orange×4owl×3rain×3stranger×3lisbon×3

from the words of your moments · tap one to follow it

What counts

If you noticed it, it counts.

Three small examples — not to define the category, just to soften the edges of it.

A poem a friend sent at 7:14am
· and ·
The title of the album playing in the café
Three crows on a fence wire
· and ·
Bach's Three-Part Inventions, then a stranger talking about her third house this year
A dream about a blue door
· and ·
A house on Folsom you'd never noticed before

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