Getting back up,
one recorded day.

After a rare chronic illness put me in a hospital bed, my days came apart. My hand lost its grip, so writing was hard. I couldn’t remember whether I’d taken yesterday’s medication. In the exam room, when the doctor asked “how have you been?”, I had nothing to say.

There were good apps. But they tracked the body, or the to-do list. Recovery didn’t arrive that way. It meant praying, steadying my mind, doing rehab — and still earning a living. It was the work of a whole day.

So I built the thing I needed. I used it every day and fixed whatever got in the way that same day. Buttons too small? Made them bigger. Typing too hard? Added voice. RE:CORD didn’t come out of a spec document — it was shaped day by day by a hand that doesn’t fully work.

— the maker of Dasiseogi