History to swipe through

Be there when it happens.

Momentlume puts you right inside the moments that changed the world. You read what was actually said and decided, tap what happens next, and see what happened.

Grete, a reporter in Berlin in 1933

Coming soonfor iOS and AndroidFirst story: March 23, 1933

Moments

This is how Momentlume tells it.

Short films from the world of the app: what happened, who was there, what came of it. Best with sound on.

  • The burning Reichstag, a crowd in front of it and Grete, the reporter
    March 23, 1933: the Enabling Act
  • Emil asks how you abolish a democracy
    How to abolish a democracy in 24 days

How it works

Be there first, then understand.

  1. You are there.

    Characters like Grete, the reporter, take you to the place. What they experience is recreated and labelled as such.

  2. You tap what happens next.

    Before anything is decided, you guess. Guessing first makes the answer stick.

  3. You see what happened.

    Every card has its source: minutes, law gazettes, reports. Quotes are word for word and on record.

Who you travel with

Two who ask what you would ask.

Freely designed characters, not historical people. They guide you through the story; what is on record is on the cards.

  • Grete

    Reporter, Berlin 1933

    “I’m a reporter. And tonight, parliament is burning.”

  • Emil

    asks what everyone asks

    “And that was supposed to be legal?”

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.

We will let you know when the first story is out.

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