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We are all momentarily online.

Most of the web is a museum that never closes, full of dusty posts no one reads and subscription meters no one loves and content piled up in heaps of billions.

It's overwhelming, and infinitely soul sucking.

So I built Momentarily.online.

Momentarily is a series of short-lived micro-services. Each one runs for a preset window. It might last a month, a week, or only until tomorrow’s coffee cools and when it’s gone, it’s gone forever. The next service takes its place with a fresh question about what it means to be human right now.

Why delete anything that works?

Because scarcity wakes people up. A disappearing page earns real attention, the same way a sunset does. You show up, you play, you talk about it with friends, and you move on lighter than you arrived. The next experiment steps in with a fresh question about why we stare at screens at all.

What you get, Momentarily:

• A clean slate with every launch

• Zero legacy ballast to maintain or monetize

• Raw, time-boxed experiments worth a few real moments of your time.

• No ads, no algorithms, no endless feeds

The next moment arrives soon.

— Lovish Saini
Creator of Momentarily