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A better question than “How was your day?”
Five small questions that make room for the everyday details you might otherwise miss, with gentle ways to keep the conversation going.
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A daily ritual for two
A Photo. A feeling. A little of your world.
Make room for the parts of each other’s day you might otherwise miss.
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Two perspectives.
One shared story.
Even when you share a life, there’s a whole world in the little things you don’t see.
02 / The daily ritual
Small enough for an ordinary day.
Personal enough to start a conversation.
A Photo, your mood, and an answer to the same daily question. Or choose “Prefer not to answer.”
You each share independently. Once you’ve both shared, choose to open your moment. Their day, alongside yours.
Shared moments find their place in your timeline. The little things, there to come back to.
Fictional example · Both people have shared

A few flowers from the walk home.

The sunny corner of our kitchen.
Good
Okay
What made you unexpectedly happy today?
Taking the long way home and finding these.
A little sunshine before the day got going.
No perfect days required. There’s room for the ones you skip.
03 / The days add up
The familiar kitchen. An unremarkable Tuesday. Something that only meant something to you.
We’re building Knowna so your shared moments become a timeline to return to. A record of your life together, without keeping a separate journal.
The idea behind Knowna
04 / Something to take with you
All storiesA little inspiration
for your kind of together.
From the journalConversation 5 min read
Five small questions that make room for the everyday details you might otherwise miss, with gentle ways to keep the conversation going.
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“What caught your attention today?”
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