Day line
Write the scarab, pebble, or token that landed in a pocket and the stall or beach it came from.
ScaraLine
Pocket finds on a day line
Name the object and the ground. Keep lookalikes as twins so place does not collapse.
ScaraLine
Name the object and the ground. Keep lookalikes as twins so place does not collapse.
What stays on the line
Write the scarab, pebble, or token that landed in a pocket and the stall or beach it came from.
Same silhouette and material stay as twins, so two faience scarabs keep two different grounds.
Unsettled finds ride the living day line. Only settled objects move onto the scarab shelf.
From the pulse
The pulse is the first page you open — today’s sentence and a ribbon to keep the next slip.
A find card holds place, material, and whether the object still rides a pocket.
When two objects share a look, they stay as twins on the echo atlas.
ScaraLine does not collect personal data. The finds, day sentences, outing threads, and place names you write are stored on your device. Nothing is sent to a remote profile for advertising or analytics. This policy is effective 7 September 2026. Questions go to the address on this page.
For App Review and product questions, write to a.gwosdz@gwosdzdigital.biz. Mention the date of a find if you are asking about a specific record on the day line or the scarab shelf.