A small home
for your photos.
A simple photo journal on your own domain. No algorithm, no ads, no pressure to grow. Post a photo, add a caption if you feel like it, and move on with your day.
Get a subdomain in 30 seconds. Bring your own domain later. Export anytime.
Not a feed.
Not a portfolio.
A journal.
Feeds turn everything into content. Portfolios turn everything into work.
Moments is for the photos you take because you enjoy it.
It feels closer to a personal blog than a social app.
How it works
Make a journal. Post moments. That's it.
Claim your address
You get yourname.moments.im instantly. Your journal, your URL.
Publish a moment
One image or a small set. High resolution, minimal compression. Add text if you want, or let the photos speak.
Choose what shows up in Community
Share a moment to the community page, or keep it only on your journal. You decide what’s public.
Keep control
Custom domains, RSS, exports. Your stuff stays yours.
For the love of it
Somewhere to keep them.
The frames you love most tend to vanish onto an SD card, into a folder you never open again. Here, they finally have a home, and you have a reason to look back.
Built small on purpose
No extras. No noise.
Photos look right
No forced squares, no heavy UI. Your images in high resolution.
Fast pages
Lightweight, blog-like. Your journal loads in a blink.
Mobile works
Post from your phone. Browse from your phone. It just works.
RSS included
Follow like it’s 2009. Your journal has a feed out of the box.
Portable
Export your photos and data anytime. Nothing locked in.
No engagement layer
No likes, no follower counts, no ranking games. Just photos.
Still early
You'd be one of the first.
Moments is live and working. But it's still shaping up.
If you join now, you're not joining a finished “platform.”
You're joining a small group of people setting the tone.
If that sounds fun, you'll fit in here.
A note from Peter
Why I built Moments
I'm Peter. I wanted a place to share photos without the whole internet machinery attached.
No posting schedule. No chasing reach. No performance.
Just a small journal on a URL I control.
If you've been missing that kind of corner of the web, come be early.
PeterQuestions
A few things you might be wondering.
Short answers to the common ones. If something's still unclear, just ask. I actually reply.
Start a journal. Post one photo.
See how it feels.
You can always delete it later. But you might be glad you started now.
Try it, takes 30 secondsYour address, your photos, your exit door.
