Forget Me Not

Downloading

Where your files go

No website can hand your phone a folder directly — it can only send a file. So the book travels as a single .zip archive, and opening that archive once creates a new folder named after the book. Inside it every memory sits in the order it appears in the book, titled the way you wrote it.

The folder is named Forget Me Not ABC-DEF - For Maya — your book's own code and title in place of the example. Memories inside are numbered 01, 02 and so on.

iPhone or iPad

  1. Open the Files app, then tap Browse at the bottom.
  2. Go to On My iPhone → Downloads. If nothing is there, look under iCloud Drive → Downloads.
  3. Tap the .zip once with the book's name on it. It unpacks into a folder of the same name, sitting right beside it.
  4. Open the folder and tap any memory to play it.

Android phone or tablet

  1. Open the Files app (Google Files, or your phone maker's File Manager).
  2. Tap Downloads — or pull down the notification shade right after downloading and tap the finished file.
  3. Tap the .zip and choose Extract. It becomes a folder named after the book, in the same place.
  4. Open the folder and tap a memory to play it.

Mac

  1. Open Finder and go to Downloads.
  2. Double-click the .zip. macOS makes a folder of the same name next to it.

Windows PC

  1. Open File Explorer and go to Downloads.
  2. Right-click the .zip, choose Extract All, then open the folder it creates.

You never have to download anything to listen. Every memory plays right on its book page — downloading is only for keeping a copy somewhere safe. If a memory downloaded earlier won't play on an iPhone, it was recorded in an older format; listen to it on the book page, or re-record it from the same page so it saves in the iPhone-friendly one.

Only someone with the book's code can reach these pages.