Write something before you read theirs.
One question a day for you and the people you actually know. Answer it to read theirs. Everything burns in 24 hours.
YouEveryone gets the same question.
It waits above what you write, like a message from a friend. Answer it and you can read how everyone else did.
“What's something you've changed your mind about this year?”
3 friends answered. Theirs unlock when yours is in.
Honest goes both ways.
Your friends wrote today. You see them once you've written something of your own. No lurking, no scrolling through everyone's day while giving nothing back.
Said to your friends. Answered to you.
A post goes to a small circle you make yourself, not to an audience. When a line lands, a friend echoes it, and it becomes a conversation just between you two.
Everyone you chose
A circle you pickHonestly, for days. I rehearse the better version in the shower like it’s getting a second showing.
Avery, Taylor and Daniel
3 people
Just the two of you
From an echothe shower debate is so real. i won every argument in there last weekIt burns tomorrow either way.
Frequently asked questions
What people want to know before they write the first one.
Is fiammo free?
Yes. Nothing to buy, no ads.
Can I sign up right now?
You may land on the waitlist. We're opening up a few people at a time. An invite from someone already here skips it, and everyone gets five to give.
Do my friends need it too?
For anything you send them, yes. But it works alone too. Write to “Just me” and it never leaves your account: a private journal with a question already waiting, and you share what you want to share.
Can strangers see what I write?
Only if you mark a post Public, which is off unless you choose it. Those are the one thing that shows on Discover. Everything else stays with the people you picked.
What happens when a post burns?
After 24 hours no one else can read it. You keep your own copy. An echo conversation carries on without it.
Do I have to write every day?
No. There's a streak on your own profile, but nobody else sees it and nothing happens if it breaks. The one rule is the trade: write today to read your friends today.
Does it have to be the day's question?
No. Post anything to friends or a circle and the day opens the same way.
What's an echo?
You highlight the line that got you instead of commenting. It opens a conversation between just the two of you. Only the author sees who echoed.
Can you read my messages?
No. Echoes and messages are end-to-end encrypted, and the key is on your phone, not on our servers. More in the privacy policy.
Does AI read what I write?
Once a week Constellation reads your own writing back, burned posts included, and says what it keeps seeing. Only you see it. Never anyone else's posts, never your messages, never training a model.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. iPhone only for now, iOS 17.6 or later.