Live a week
in the past.
Pick an era. Pick a life. Play through seven observational days of who you were, what you ate, what you smelled, and what you knew. Every detail is researched.
Underneath each era sits a structured fact layer: currency, clothing, food, street layout, schedules. The AI narrates inside it, never around it.
The same protagonist across every era. A Roman toga, Egyptian linen, a Soviet uniform. Everyone else is rendered as a real period figure.
Every word you encounter joins your codex with a real citation, from Tacitus and Suetonius to the Deir el-Medina ostraca. Replay an era as someone else; unlock the rest.
Three steps into another century.
Choose a world from the catalogue. Each one is a real place and moment, built on a structured fact layer.
Step into one of six period roles. A garum merchant's Rome is not a Vestal's; a scribe's Egypt is not a farmer's.
Play seven observational days. Make choices, ask questions, and watch the world answer in detail, from sources.
One day, five beats.
Each day plays out in a handful of short, observational beats, from dawn to lamplight. You choose what to do with each one; the city answers.
The lamp goes out with the first grey light.
Counters open. The alley smells of bread and mule.
Midday in the Forum; everyone wants something.
An hour of steam for a quadrans.
Wine, dice, and the day's gossip retold.
Two worlds open. More in the works.
Pick a life that isn't yours.
A merchant's Rome is not a Vestal's. Replay the same week as someone else and the city rearranges itself around you.
Every word you meet, sourced.
Encounter a term in play and it joins your codex, with the real source behind it. Walk away knowing things you can point to.
Keep what the week gave you.
Some beats leave something behind: a mirror, a string of beads, a pair of dice. Each is pressed into your Album with the story of how you came by it.
Your week is waiting.
Seven days, one life you've never lived. The history comes free.