Save your kids' art, and the voice behind it.
in their own words
A drawing is only part of the picture. There is the way they explain it, the sound of their voice right now, the whole story pouring out of them. Keep all of it from one afternoon, together in a single memory your family can open any time.
One Afternoon
One afternoon, one memory
The dinosaur, Saturday
- photo the finished drawing
- audio her explaining what is happening in it
- video her telling the whole story, arms and all
- the story in your words
How It Works
Keep the whole moment
- Capture in seconds
- photos, video, and audio, straight from your phone
- One item, every piece
- group a photo, a recording, and a video into a single memory
- Invite grandparents
- they can watch and listen from their own phone or the web
- Private by default
- nothing is shared unless you choose to
- Also on the web
- pick up on any device
How to save your child's artwork and their voice
- Photograph the finished drawing.
- Record your child explaining what it is, in their own words.
- Take a short video of them telling the story.
- Group the photo, the recording, and the video into one item.
- Invite grandparents to see it, or keep it private.
Questions
Common questions
How do I save my kid's artwork and their voice together?
Photograph the drawing, record them explaining it, and take a short video, then group all three into one item. The art, the voice, and the video stay together as a single memory.
Can grandparents see it?
Yes. Invite grandparents to view an archive and they can watch and listen from their own phone or the web, without needing to set anything up.
Is it private?
Everything is private by default. Nothing is public unless you choose to share it, and you decide exactly who gets in.
What can I capture?
Photos, video, and audio, straight from your phone. Group whatever belongs together into one item, so a drawing, a recording, and a video from the same afternoon become one memory.
Can I keep adding as they get older?
Yes. Keep making new items as the years go by, so the collection grows alongside them.