Let’s assume we only have a

single lifetime

to experience

life.

Shouldn’t it feel

rich

with meaning

no matter how much you make?

A woman with glasses sitting at a wooden dining table with a pink Apple MacBook in front of her. The table has a stack of books, a ceramic pitcher, and an orange container. She is adjusting her glasses, looking at the camera. The background features a wooden cabinet, a yellow wall, a framed picture, and miscellaneous items.

Hi, I’m Suzanne.

This app was born from my own curiosity about those tiny moments in life that felt meaningful, like signs from the universe. An owl swooping in front of my car. A fox disappearing into the woods. A crow landing near my front stoop.

I couldn’t help but wonder what these encounters represented in folklore, in the natural world, and in dreamscapes. But after a few minutes of feeling enchanted, I’d go on with my day — never actually taking the time to write it down. Never knowing quite what to do with that magical, tiny moment.

For you it might not be animals. It might be songs, plants, dreams, or all of the above. We all experience meaningful moments, patterns, and coincidences but there’s no ideal place to put them. Notes apps flatten everything. Social media performs everything. Journals get abandoned.

Signal + Symbol gives you a simple, intuitive way to track synchronicities, symbols, and the subtle threads that run through your days. The moments you almost dismiss. The images that repeat. The encounters that feel like they’re trying to say something, if only you knew what it meant.

Instead of letting those signals vanish, you can capture them, return to them, and begin to see how they connect. Not as coincidence. As conversation.

This app isn’t about follower count, likes, or engagement. There’s no algorithm designed to keep you hooked. The goal isn’t to pull you deeper into your phone. It’s to weave you deeper into to your life’s landscape and your inner world, where meaning is already unfolding around you.

Because you’re not separate from the pattern. You’re part of it.

Close-up image of an owl with brown eyes, perched on a branch in darkness, with detailed feathers visible on its head and wings.
A fox sitting on a moss-covered log in a dense forest with dark tree branches and foliage in the background.