How it works
Still Remember Me is a private place for the thoughts you do not say everywhere. More private than a blog. Less awkward than a message. Nothing here is public.
A House
A House is your space. You write inside it, in your own time, and it stays closed until you decide otherwise.
A House has one link. Having the link only leads to the door — it does not open it.
A Room
A House has a Common Area, and you can make Rooms for different parts of your life.
When you write, you choose where it sits — the Common Area, one Room, or both.
Coming in
Someone enters with what they know. That may be a key you gave them, or a memory clue — a small question only the right person can answer.
Some ways in are meant for one person, and those ask the visitor to sign in before the House opens.
Different people, different Rooms
A key opens only what you choose. One person may see the Common Area; another may also see a Room you made for them. People do not see each other's Rooms, and Rooms are not listed to those who cannot enter them.
When someone comes by
As the owner, you can see who visited and when. Not how long they stayed, or what they clicked. Just a quiet record that they came by.
Anyone entering a House should know this before they come in.
What this is not
Still Remember Me is not a public feed, not a blog, and not a message thread. There is no audience, no comments, and nothing to perform. Just a door that opens to the people you choose.