Grida

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그리다 is a Korean verb.
It carries three meanings at once.

to draw — to set a thing down so that it can be seen.
to picture — to let a thing take shape in the mind before it is there.
to long for — to keep someone near who is not here.

Grida is named for all three.

What we make

01 · Hear it

Inbound

iOS · Android

The future you want reaches out first.

Write your goal as if it’s already done. Your own words come back as notifications, at random moments inside the hours you choose. Or hear again from someone you miss. The first person is free.

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Inbound: a lock screen at 9:41 with three notifications arriving — Future home, “the keys are finally mine”; Future car, “my dream car is parked outside”; Future spouse, “can’t wait to marry you”

02 · Say it

Outbound

iOS · Android

Tell future you it already happened.

Scripting, face to face. Name it Future me, add a photo of what you want, and tell it how it went. Press send, and it’s said. Or write to someone you miss. No one writes back. Talking to one person is free.

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Outbound: notes sent to Future me — “Signed for my dream car. Drove it home with the windows down.” “We set our wedding date. It’s real now.” “First morning in a home in my name.” — a clay picture of a living room by a big window, and the box “Say it to Future me”

03 · Read

Saju Alley

On the web · in Korean

심야 사주 골목

태어난 날로 보는 나와 우리 — you, and the people around you, read from the day you were born.

Find your birth-day animal for free, open a chemistry room for your group chat, then step into the alley’s shops for deeper saju and compatibility readings.

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Saju Alley home at night: lanterns over the title 심야 사주 골목, zodiac animal characters and a gold “find my animal” button

Contact

support@gridalabs.com