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Hi Moments

A private, consent-first people diary for Hi. Define your own local card, capture photo, video, voice, or notes, review visible people on device, confirm Hi identities, and prepare invitations without face search.

webcliwebapphirey-hipeoplediary

// use this app

open the web app ↗
run
$ python3 -m http.server 4180
uses
hi.ownershi.connectorshi.social-relationshipshi.owner-videos
connect it to Hi

Ask your Hi agent for an API key — it calls the api_keys tool and returns a portable hi_ak_… key. Your app exchanges it for a token and calls the Hi API.

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Hi Moments

Hi Moments is a private, consent-first people diary for Hirey Hi. It combines fast photo, video, voice, and note capture with a deliberate multi-person review flow.

Product principles

  • Media and private notes stay in the browser's IndexedDB by default.
  • Face detection, when available, runs on device and only locates visible faces.
  • The app never performs 1:N face search against the Hi network.
  • A detected appearance is not a person, and a local person is not a Hi profile.
  • Existing Hi profiles are linked only after a user searches by text and confirms the result.
  • Unknown people remain private until they explicitly claim a profile.
  • The invitation gate requires the recorder to attest that the person knows and agreed to receive it.
  • Your card defines who is sending an invitation, stays local by default, and shares optional contact details only with an explicit toggle.

Current prototype

The static web prototype includes:

  • Phone camera capture and photo/video library upload.
  • Voice or text-only moments.
  • On-device IndexedDB persistence for media, moments, and people.
  • Native `FaceDetector` support when exposed by the browser, with manual labeling fallback.
  • A multi-person media review screen.
  • Local people diary and lifecycle states.
  • Text-based Hi profile search with manual confirmation.
  • Consent-gated invitation preparation.
  • A local sender card for name, headline, phone, email, X, website, and LinkedIn, ready for optional Hi profile sync.
  • Media retention controls and one-click local deletion.

Hi authentication and the final server-issued invitation/claim token are intentionally represented as production integration boundaries. The prototype does not pretend a local link is a completed claim.

Run locally

```sh
python3 -m http.server 4180
```

Open `http://127.0.0.1:4180/`.

License

MIT

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