A DIARY WITH A DESTINATION
Written by everyone who loves them. Handed over when they're grown.
Milestones, photos, growth charts and sealed letters to the future — one warm, private diary the whole family keeps together, until the day it becomes theirs.
Free for every family · works on any phone or laptop · handed over at 18, or whenever you choose
Everything worth handing over
Warm where it matters, precise where it counts — and every bit of it theirs, one day.
A diary, not a chore
Capture the moments that matter — first giggles, funny faces, tiny triumphs — in a warm timeline you'll actually want to reread.
Every milestone, celebrated
A gentle checklist of twenty firsts, from first smile to first steps — plus any milestone that's uniquely yours.
A gallery that builds itself
Every photo from diaries and milestones gathers automatically, grouped by month. Your child's whole story, in pictures.
Growth you can trust
Weight and height plotted against real WHO percentile curves — reassurance backed by the actual data, not decoration.
Made for the whole family
Invite your partner by email — even before they've signed up. You both write the story, together. And grandparents can follow along with view-only access.
Health, handled
Vaccinations, medications and temperatures in one tidy, filterable log. Ready for every check-up.
Letters to the future
Seal letters your child opens the day you hand them the diary — years from now. Not even the writer can peek. Grandma can write one too.
Time-capsule letters
Write to the future. Seal it forever.
Anyone in the family can write a letter and seal it. Nobody can read it again — not even the writer — until the Handover, the day you hand your child their diary. Then the whole family opens them together.
Write
Tonight's tiny moment, in your own words. Photos too.
Seal
The wax comes down. No peeking, not even you.
Open
Once — at the Handover, years from now. The whole family, together.
The Handover
Every diary has a destination: them.
For years, you write it. Every first, every photo, every 3am note, every sealed letter — kept private, kept safe.
Then one day — their 18th birthday, their graduation, a moment you choose — you hand the whole thing over. They open the diary of their own childhood: every chapter, every picture, and every letter the family sealed along the way, unlocked at last for everyone to read together.
Not a feed. Not an album. An inheritance.
Oliver, your parents kept something for you
Since the day you were born, they wrote it all down. 6,574 days of it.
It's yours now.
Open your story3 sealed letters are waiting inside.
The invitation, eighteen years in the making
THE DIARY
A timeline you'll reread forever
Every entry lands in a warm, scrollable timeline — photos, firsts and tiny everyday notes, kept in order so the first years read as one continuous story.
Every entry is one more page of the diary they'll one day receive.
GROWTH
Growth, without the 3am googling
Log a weight or height in seconds and see it plotted on real WHO percentile curves. Not decoration — the actual data, drawn softly.
Imagine them reading this curve when they're taller than both of you.
WEIGHT · WHO PERCENTILES
FAMILY
The whole family, following along
Invite your partner to write alongside you, and give grandparents a gentle view-only window into every new photo and milestone. All Grandma needs is an email.
Everyone writes it. One person inherits it.
Private by design
Your child's photos and stories are visible only to you and the family you invite. Every photo and every entry is locked to your family — private storage, private links, checked on every single request. Never shared, never sold, never public.
Questions, answered
The things parents ask before trusting us with their memories.
Yes — the diary is free for every family: unlimited entries, milestones and growth records, the whole family invited, and 250 photos per child. Going Gold removes the photo limit. And no matter what: everything you've saved stays yours and exportable, free, forever — and so is the Handover. No ads, ever.
The first entry
Eighteen years from now, someone opens this.
It starts with something small — a photo, a first word, a funny little moment. It ends as an inheritance: their whole childhood, handed over on the day you choose.
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