moment.ai
Being together shouldn't require being in the same place.
We build real-time software for shared experience. Our first product is moment. It puts everyone watching the same event — a final, a concert, a launch — into the same room, live, wherever in the world they're watching from.
Why we exist
The internet made everything watchable. It never made anything shared.
You can stream any event on earth from anywhere on earth. What you can't do is feel like you're there with everyone else. Social platforms give you a permanent archive of reactions, sorted by an algorithm, arriving whenever. That's a record of an event. It isn't the experience of one.
Being somewhere together has properties software has mostly ignored: you're all in one place, at one time, and then it ends. Nobody leaves a stadium with a scrollable transcript. The value was in being present, and presence has an expiry date.
So we build the opposite of an archive: everything live, single-focus, and deleted a day later. The constraint isn't a feature we added — it's the product. It's what makes people say the thing they'd actually say out loud, in the room, to the person next to them.
What we build
moment.
A mobile app for live, shared events. Join one event at a time. Comment, clap, and share photos and short clips with everyone else watching, from every seat in the world. Twenty-four hours later, all of it is gone.
Platforms iOS and Android