Object with a memory
Sculpted by hand, with a single passive chip in the frame. Tap it with your phone and write a line. It stays with the object.
It's just an
object.
Riitti is not hardware. It's a sculpted piece for your wall or your shelf, with one passive chip seated in the frame. No battery. No display. Nothing to charge, nothing to update, nothing that asks for your attention.
What you write into it isn't published and isn't read. There's no feed and no audience. The object holds it. That's the whole mechanism.
Nothing to look at but what you left.
The visible
Sculpted by hand in Finland — plaster and reclaimed glass, so no two pieces exist the same way. The surface keeps the marks of being made.
The hidden
One passive NFC chip in the frame. No battery, no signal, no tracking. It does one thing: it opens a door to what you've left there.
One object.
Two ways to keep it.
The chip is the same. What changes is whose page it opens.
OmaPersonal
Yours alone. One object in one home, gathering one life. It isn't published or shared. It fills slowly, over years, and one day someone else inherits both the object and everything in it.
YhteinenCommunal
For a shared space. The object belongs to the room, and anyone passing can leave a line — unsigned, unpublished, held by the room rather than by a person. What builds up is the record of a place: many hands, one surface.
How it
works.
Tap the object
Your phone meets the frame. A page opens — no app store, no login, no setup.
Write a line
What happened here. What you noticed. Who was in the room. One sentence is enough.
Leave it there
It stays with the object. You come back and it's still there, under everything written since.
I have always loved objects that already carry a life inside them.
Riitti began as a question: why do old things feel more alive than the places we spend our days? I make objects by hand, and give each one a quiet way to keep what happens near it. Handmade art, memory, and as little technology as the idea can survive on.
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