Milestones
First steps, first words, the day they finally slept through. Mark a moment as a milestone and it stands out forever in the timeline.
Storygarden is a private place for the milestones, photographs, short videos, voice notes, and letters you never want to lose — gathered into one beautiful timeline for each child.
Private by default. Made for families.
Your phone already holds thousands of pictures you will never scroll back to. Storygarden is for the handful that matter, kept with the words, dates, and small details that make sense of them.
First steps, first words, the day they finally slept through. Mark a moment as a milestone and it stands out forever in the timeline.
The pictures that deserve better than page four hundred of a camera roll. Stored privately, shown as a proper timeline rather than a grid of dates.
Record how they actually sounded saying it. Save the sentence you would otherwise have forgotten by Thursday.
Scroll their whole story by date, or filter by tag, milestone, or favourite. Switch between children without losing your place.
Text a photo or a sentence to Storygarden and it becomes a memory. No app to open, no moment lost while you find the right screen.
Write a letter now and set the date it opens. A birthday years away, or the morning they leave home.
Share exactly what you choose with the people you choose, and keep a shared family calendar for the dates everybody needs.
A name you choose and, if you want, a birth year. Nothing more is required — and a birth year rather than a full date is deliberate.
Type a sentence, add a photo or a short video, record a voice note, or simply text it in. Capture is meant to be faster than posting it anywhere else.
Scroll the timeline whenever you like, send a link to exactly what you choose, or set a memory to open on a date years from now.
Every memory lands on one chronological timeline per child, grouped by day, with the milestones standing out. Switch between children from the header without losing where you were.
Send a photo or a sentence by text message and it becomes a memory waiting for you. Anything the app is unsure about — which child, which date — waits in a review inbox instead of guessing.
Storygarden holds up to three children on its own. When the family is bigger than that — or when grandparents want in — the Family Package opens it up.
A timeline each, however many there are.
Birthdays, appointments, school dates and holidays, visible to the family members you invite — and only them.
A letter that opens on a birthday a decade from now.
Turn comments and reactions on for a share, and the people you invited can respond. They never need to buy anything.
There is no public feed in Storygarden, no discovery, and no way for a stranger to find your child. Nothing you save is visible to anyone until you create a share yourself.
Storygarden makes money when a family pays for it, which is the whole business model. There is nothing else to sell and nobody else to sell it to.
You can export everything you have saved, and you can delete everything, at any time.
It takes about a minute to add your first child and save the first thing you would hate to forget.