Long distance

Two cities. One night.

For a long time the same night happened to you twice — once where you were, once where they were, several hours apart. Give it both cities and you get both skies, side by side, genuinely different because the two places genuinely were.

Draw a sky See a keepsake

Every sky on this page is computed, not illustrated — real star positions, projected for the date, hour and coordinates you give it. How that actually works.

Two places, one night

Every chapter carries its own city, so the same date added twice gives you two skies rather than one repeated. It is the difference between a picture of a night and a picture of what the two of you were each looking at.

The day we closed the distance

Two cities, one night — give this chapter both places and see both skies.

One night

The night we met

The first night. The sky is the one that was actually overhead.

One night

First date

Wherever it was, whatever it turned into.

One night

See one before you build one

Two of the demo keepsake’s chapters sit in different cities for exactly this reason — open it to see the two skies rather than take our word for it.

See a keepsake

Pricing

A poster of one city on one night is free — draw both and set them next to each other. Held in a full site, alongside everything that came after, it starts at $129.