ChildScribe
Three generations gathered around a dinner table in warm golden-hour light, faces turned away from the camera
For extended family

Share the story, not the sign-in.

Grandma and grandpa don't need an account to be part of the record. Put the interview on speaker when they visit, and their stories are woven into your child's journal too -- no app, no password, nothing to set up.

How they join in

Everyone's stories, one journal.

Nobody has to download anything. The people who love your kid just tell their stories -- and you keep every one of them in the same place.

Put the interview on speaker
ChildScribe interviews you, so a visit or a phone call is all it takes. Let Grandma chime in, and her side of the story lands in the entry.
No app, no login
Family never needs an account or a password. The journal lives under your account -- they just get to be part of it.
Add anyone's story, any day
Grandpa's version of the fishing trip fits as a quick note -- and you can backdate it to the day it actually happened.
A grown child holding a childhood memory book passed down from a parent

Some gifts get better at thirty.

Who sees it

Only you decide who hears what.

Sharing is always a choice you make, never a default you have to undo. Nothing about your family is ever public.

One account, one gatekeeper
The whole journal lives under your account. No extra logins to hand out, no access to remember to revoke.
Nothing goes out on its own
There's no feed and no automatic updates. A story leaves the journal only when you choose to share it yourself.
Nothing is ever public
No public profile, no social feed, no link a stranger could find. Only the people you choose ever see a word.
The stories are already being written.

Start free. The stories will be there whenever you're ready to share them.

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