before it changes…
One day, you'll miss this little voice.
The drawing you can keep in a box. The four-minute story about why the cat is driving — that one disappears. KidScribble keeps both.
“That's our house —the tree is taller
than dad!”
And then it starts moving.
Turn any drawing into a little video — the artwork breathes, their voice plays, their words appear on screen. Send it to grandma in one tap.
This is a real export, not a mockup. The drawing is lifted off the paper and gently animated — it stays their drawing, nothing is redrawn or reinvented by a machine.
Their recorded voice plays underneath, and what they said is captioned on screen, because half the feed watches with the sound off.
Vertical or square, nine hand-drawn backgrounds, and it ends on a card you can post anywhere.
Everything that disappears otherwise
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Their voice, not just the picture
Tap record and let them explain it. Up to three minutes of a four-year-old telling you why the sky is green.
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Their words, written down
Every recording is transcribed on the phone itself, so the story is searchable later — and readable on mute.
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Stamped with their age
“John was 3 years, 9 months.” Sorted by month and age on its own — you'll never file a single thing.
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Finds the ones you already shot
Smart Scan digs your kid's drawings out of a camera roll full of holidays and screenshots. No swiping.
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A shelf for the best ones
Heart the ones that get you. Favourites sit in their own place, one tap away, for the day you need them.
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Every kid, their own story
One timeline per child, with an avatar they pick themselves. No mixing the dinosaurs with the rainbows.
What happens next
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You leave an email
That's the whole ask. No account, no password.
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We write once
The day it's live on the App Store. One email, then silence.
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You start that evening
With the voice they have right now — not the one they'll have by then.
it takes ten seconds a drawing