From Me to You
A living storybook of their childhood.
Parents, grandparents, and loved ones each add a page — photos, letters, voice notes. The book grows as they grow. At 18, it's theirs to keep.
Made for families who believe in preserving moments|Private & secure|No ads, no trackingSimple by design
Three steps. A lifetime of memories.
Step 01
Create a timeline
Set up a private timeline for your child. Add their name, birthday, and a photo. It takes under a minute.
Step 02
Invite loved ones
Grandparents, aunts, uncles, close friends — anyone you trust can add their own memories and messages.
Step 03
Hand it over at 18
When the time is right, the whole storybook becomes theirs. Every photo, letter, and voice note — a gift from everyone who loved them.
A timeline that grows up
The design evolves with your child.
From soft pastels in the baby years to refined tones as they grow. The timeline matures with them.
Baby days
Soft, dreamy pastels. Everything feels gentle and new.
Toddler years
Warm golden tones. Playful and full of wonder.
Childhood
Earthy greens. Adventurous and curious.
Growing up
Cool blues. Cleaner lines, starting to mature.
Teen years
Refined indigo. Sophisticated, almost ready.
The handoff
Elegant and complete. It’s theirs forever.
Everything in one place
More than a photo album.
Photos & videos
First steps, birthday parties, everyday moments. Upload photos and short videos to mark every milestone.
Letters & notes
Write letters they’ll read someday. Tell them about the day they were born. Share what you were thinking.
Voice notes
Record your voice so they can hear it years from now. A bedtime story, a lullaby, a simple “I love you.”
The whole family
Invite grandparents, godparents, aunts, uncles. Everyone who matters gets to leave their mark.
“I want you to know that on the day you were born, it rained all morning and then the sun came out at 3:42 pm, right when you arrived. The whole room was golden.”
— The kind of entry someone might write on FM2Y
They won't be little forever.
Start their storybook now. Every photo, every letter, every voice note — one day they'll read every word and hear every voice.