what this is

a private place to keep proof of the journey.

mārka is where you keep the wins, turning points, hard decisions, old photos and long journeys that shaped you — and, more than the media itself, why they mattered. these are the principles it is built on, and the ones it won't break.

i.
meaning belongs to you.

the app never judges, scores, ranks or interprets your moments. what they mean is yours to decide.

ii.
private by default.

your vault is yours. no public profile, no feed, no audience. nothing is shown to anyone you didn't choose.

iii.
no scoreboard.

no likes, no comments, no followers, no read receipts, no streaks, no engagement metrics. showing up isn't a score.

iv.
loud, but never performative.

big milestones are allowed to feel big. but nothing is ever made public just because it mattered.

v.
the journey matters as much as the win.

the product makes room for the messy middle — the earlier attempts, the hard decisions — not only the final milestone.

vi.
nothing is forced.

prompts, categories, journeys, tags and sharing are all optional. capture should never feel like admin.

vii.
sharing is gifting, not broadcasting.

a shared moment is a gift, person by person. nothing posts. nothing broadcasts. there's no feedback pressure for the sender.

viii.
the receiver is in control.

they can keep it, add a note, remove it or let it pass — without signalling anything back.

ix.
ai stays user-initiated.

any future exploration is private, explainable, reversible and based only on your own archive. nothing trains on your moments.

x.
you own the archive.

export and deletion are simple, complete and reliable. you can take everything, and you can remove anything.

if a feature breaks one of these principles, the feature loses.

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