A new social network and personal video diary: the echoes of your day and a living response from the people who matter. One day, one round video circle up to a minute — no endless scroll, no staging, just an honest “as it is” and a warm reply from your circle.
You can already watch the feed and respond in the browser — Sign in below or in the menu. Tell your day in the Android app.
Not a utility “for loved ones” — a new social network with feeds and real replies, and a personal video diary of your days. Text can’t carry your tone. A round video can. Tell your day in one tap, send it, feel the echo.
A round video up to 60 seconds — one day, one circle. Shoot it in one tap, no editing, no show-off filters.
Sticker reactions (“respond”) and living comments (“echo”) on every circle — instead of faceless likes.
Sign in by phone number. Data is stored in Russia under 152-FZ. Your circle is your following — only your people.
Record even without a connection — your circle sends itself the moment you’re back online. Nothing gets lost.
EchoDay doesn’t hide your warm circle behind publicity, nor dissolve you into an endless feed. Two modes side by side — plus your personal diary that stays with you.
A public feed where you can watch other people’s circles and find kindred spirits.
public feedA personal feed of days from the people you follow. Your circle is your following — only your people.
personal feed · circleCircles don’t vanish after a day. Every day you’ve lived gathers into a personal archive — your video diary.
personal archiveOne day, one circle — and it doesn’t matter who you record it for. EchoDay works equally well in three scenarios.
Family, partners, friends “see and hear” each other every day — without scheduled calls.
Share the mood of your day in a light, living format, with no staging and no chasing reach.
An archive of the days you’ve lived, “My Days,” that stays with you — even if you record just for yourself.
Confirmation by an incoming call — no passwords, no email. A minute, and you’re in.
A circle fills the screen — in the browser and in the app. Reactions and comments right away.
Recording is in the Android app. On the site you watch the feed and respond; there’s no camera in the browser yet.
We grow EchoDay gently, one idea at a time. Here’s what we’re working on next — with no promises on dates.
We’re a family and a team. We build a place where a day is told in a minute — and you get a reply.
My part is people: tell the story, invite, answer. I want EchoDay to become a new social network people come back to — without the noise of an endless feed.
I built the product from idea to code and design: one day — one circle, without the noise. I’m making a place where a reply matters more than a like.
I check that everything is clear and looks nice. I invent what to share in circles and what to show people.
I test like a regular user and suggest what to improve. I want EchoDay to feel easy and alive.
You can already watch the feed on the site. Tell your day in the Android app.
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