Neon Memoir is our small tribute to Blade Runner’s ENHANCE scene: look closely at an image and find something you missed. Here, it’s a historical document, with sourced facts alongside a clearly labelled fictional copyist’s notebook.
This week, users told us they wanted a timeline to navigate the app. We added a China/Europe interface with 29 sourced stops, six crossings and narrated threads, so readers can follow the connections between documents, places and years.
Examinations are filed as readable Solana devnet memos through Mobile Wallet Adapter. On a fresh install, connecting the same wallet restores the filed notebook. A lesson from device testing: wallet cancellation must clearly say that nothing was filed.
The public APK is now v1.6.2. The dApp Store submission is in review as v1.6.3; that retry only changes version metadata. All 246 JVM tests passed on 11 October. The weekly video below shows the v1.6.1 timeline and earlier filing/restore footage.
Next: dApp Store distribution, testing whether readers return to the archive, and more curated volumes. Volume I is free; paid volumes are planned, starting with the Warring States.
Weekly update (54 seconds):
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INDEX → SHOW ALL DAYS (DEMO) opens all eight artifacts. Archive browsing works offline; filing and restoration need internet and a devnet-funded MWA wallet. Tested with Solflare. Memos are public; devnet resets can remove history.
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