aurava

An evening ritual for iPhone

Every night, leave a wish.

Aurava writes your future from it.

One line about your day becomes a short scene of the life you are wishing for, made from your own words. Then one small thing to notice tomorrow.

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In the making. Not yet in the App Store.

Tonight Notice who makes a plan without checking twice. Open night
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One night in Aurava

From one line
to tomorrow.

Follow a single evening, the way it unfolds in the app. Every word below comes from real screens of Aurava in the making.

  1. 01 Tonight’s line

    Write one line.

    Each evening Aurava asks one gentle question. Answer with a single line about your day. One line is enough.

    What signs did you notice today?

    Her line: He texted first for once.

  2. 02 The room

    Sealed for you.

    From your line, and the nights before it, Aurava writes a short scene of the life you are wishing for. In your own voice, sealed in a paper card like a letter.

  3. 03 The reading room

    Step inside.

    Open the card in a quiet, dark room and read a short scene, set in a life where your wish has already come true.

    Tonight’s scene

    He texted first for once.

    I wanted a love that feels like coming home, and tonight it is a person standing on the pavement waiting for the light to change. He texts at nine to ask if I am free, and I say yes before I can talk myself out of it. We take the long way to the tram and he tells me his sister’s dog is called Biscuit. At my door he says, next Thursday then, like it was already decided.

    A fictional scene, made with AI.

  4. 04 The last page

    Carry one thing.

    The last page holds one sentence for tomorrow. Something small to notice. Never a prediction.

    Tomorrow, notice

    Notice who makes a plan without checking twice.

And the next night

Tomorrow’s line begins with what you noticed.

Each new scene is written to carry on from the one before, so the story grows with you, one night at a time.

  1. A wish
  2. One line
  3. A scene
  4. Something to notice

Your nights

Every night has a place here.

Each night is kept as a card in Your Nights, a little collection of becoming. Open any of them again, whenever you like.

  • Sep 19

    Notice who makes a plan without checking twice.

  • Sep 18

    Notice which conversation you do not want to end.

  • Sep 16

    Notice who brings your name up first this week.

    Read

  • Sep 14

    Notice who makes time.

    Read

  • Sep 13

    Leave room for a small surprise.

    Read

  • Sep 12

    Notice where you feel at ease.

    Read

  • Sep 11

    Let a kind word stay with you.

    Read

  • Sep 21

    Tomorrow, which of you will first say a word that makes you both laugh?

Every night has a place here.

The real app

Real screens, in the making.

Six screens from Aurava as it is being built for iPhone. Open any of them to see it whole.

  1. Home, with the question, the One line is enough field and a stack of night cards.

    01 Write one line

  2. The room, with a sealed paper card tied with a cord and the words Tap to open.

    02 A scene, sealed

  3. The dark reading room, with a lit doorway, a listen control and tonight’s scene.

    03 The reading room

  4. The last page, at a larger text size: Tomorrow, notice. Notice who makes a plan without checking twice.

    04 Tomorrow, notice

  5. The reading screen with its listen card playing. Listening is being tested.

    05 Listening, in testing

  6. Your Nights, with dated botanical cards and All and Unread filters.

    06 Your nights, kept

Real screens, captured on different nights. The notice is shown at a larger text size. Listening is being tested and is not confirmed for launch.

Your words are where it starts

Imagination, with clear edges.

Before your first night

A few honest answers.

When can I use Aurava?

Aurava is being made for iPhone and is not in the App Store yet. Join the waitlist by email to hear when it opens.

Does Aurava predict the future?

No. Every scene is imagined, written with AI from your own words. The notice is something small to look for tomorrow, never a forecast of what will happen.

What happens to what I write?

To write your scene, your words are sent to an AI service. The Privacy Policy explains how they are handled.

Do I have to write a lot?

One line is enough. Aurava is made for a few quiet minutes in the evening.

Can I listen to my scene?

Listening in a warm voice is being tested. It is not confirmed for launch.

For an evening still to come

Your first night
is still ahead.

Aurava is in the making for iPhone. Join the waitlist by email, and leave your first line with us if you like.

Join by email

Opens your email app with a message to hello@lunaplum.com. Nothing is sent until you send it.