To see a World in a Grain of SandAnd a Heaven in a Wild FlowerHold Infinity in the palm of your hand

And Eternity in an hour

William Blake·Auguries of Innocence

About

Blake looked at a grain of sand and saw a world.

We try to work the same way: one thing at a time, with full attention, made to last.

How we work

  1. One thing at a time

    Each thing we make does one job. We stay with it until it does that job well.

  2. Made to keep

    We make fewer things and look after them. Nothing here is built to be replaced next season.

  3. Plain words

    We say what a thing does and what it costs. An estimate is called an estimate.

  4. Yours stays yours

    No accounts. Your photos stay on your phone; where a server has to help, it keeps no copy. Each privacy policy names who else is involved.

Work

Seven in the making, 2026
  1. 01ΜερίδαCalories from a photo of your plateGreek, English
  2. 02PrecutSee the haircut before the cutEnglish
  3. 03ClearweekA weekly photo log for your skinEnglish
  4. 04StayputRestyle a room, keep its wallsEnglish
  5. 05DewdayA small daily routine for your faceEnglish
  6. 06StichprobeSee a tattoo on your skin firstGerman, French
  7. 07SouratiPassport and ID photos, to specArabic, English

The name

Eternity, and an hour.

The name joins the two ends of Blake’s line.

The mark draws the same thought: a ring for the hour, and on it one grain of sand.

The grain goes round once an hour.

Contact

support@eternhour.com

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