Jan is 28. She lives in a one-bedroom in Greenpoint with a cat named Mim and a plant she's slowly stopped killing.
She works at a Series B startup she doesn't fully love. Her mom is in Hangzhou. Her dad is in California. On Tuesdays at 11am she gets coffee with someone she's still figuring out.
The stickers are moments from her week. Small ones. The kind that happen between things — the eleven minutes in the car before going inside. The Saturday night at the same dumpling place. The voice note from Mom she hasn't replied to in three weeks. The Sunday at four when the light goes gold and Brooklyn becomes, briefly, quiet.
Each pack is nine moments. Each moment is 80 to 120 words. Present tense. One concrete detail. A small turn at the end. The kind of thing you'd screenshot and not entirely know why.
Everything here is free to read. Sixty packs. Five decades. The lamp is on the whole time.
Jan is a character. The moments are written by Piku Mo Labs — a small team who care about getting the details right. The kettle. The cab ride. The way a mother's voice notes pile up on a lock screen. The intention is to make something that, for the right reader, feels like being seen.
The sticker illustrations are made with AI image generation, then curated and edited by the team. The character is canon — her face, her bun, the rust cardigan, the expressions — all set by us. The tool helps render it.
We tell you this because we'd want to know.
If a moment lands — write to us. We're at [email protected].
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— Piku Mo Labs