Draw me a star

Your memories, drawn by the people who love you.

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How does it work?

How it works

Three steps. No app, no account.

  1. 1

    Start your galaxy

    For your birthday, the end of your Erasmus, a goodbye to your class. You get one link to send to your people.

  2. 2

    Everyone draws a memory

    On any piece of paper. Snap a photo, add a message — done.

  3. 3

    Fly through it together

    Open the galaxy and fly from star to star — on the big screen at the party, or whenever you want to remember.

Not sure what to draw?

Start with a moment.

  • The first time you met
  • The time you laughed the hardest
  • A place you went together
  • Something that reminds you of them
  • A moment from today

And it doesn’t have to be pretty. Stick figures are more than welcome.

The first galaxy

A birthday in Norway.

Friends drew sixteen memories — fifteen of them right there at the party — and every single one came with a message. Before the party was over, three guests asked how to make one for someone they love.

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16
memories drawn
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15
right at the party
guests wanted their own
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guests wanted their own

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A surprise

Give a galaxy.

Want to make someone happy? Set up a galaxy as a surprise — the drawings stay sealed until the big reveal. A birthday or Christmas present you can’t buy anywhere.

No likes. No algorithm. No feed.

Your galaxy can only be seen by people with its link — unless you decide to share it with the whole universe.

Where it began

“I’ve drawn more than 1,500 pictures — after the first few months, one every single day. I have thousands of photos on my phone and barely look at them — they miss the small moments. Day by day, ordinary days turned into a universe. Now it’s your turn.”

— Adam, founder

Questions

Do I need to be good at drawing? +

Not at all. Stick figures, scribbles, a quick sketch on a napkin — it’s about the memory, not the art.

Does it cost anything? +

No. Galaxies and drawing are free.

Do people need an account or an app? +

No. They open the link, take a photo of their drawing and add their name and a message.

Who can see the galaxy? +

Only people with the link. Whether it ever becomes public is up to you.

Can it be a surprise? +

Yes. When you give a galaxy to someone, the drawings stay sealed until the big reveal.

Can more drawings be added later? +

Always. A galaxy grows for a lifetime — like the friendship books we used to pass around at school.

When can I start? +

Very soon. People on the list hear first — and can start right away.

Be there from the start.

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Got an invitation to someone’s galaxy? Just open the link you were sent.

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