Photograph the year. The filing is ours.
Take a picture of a worksheet at the kitchen table and put your phone down. We work out whose it is, what subject it belongs to and when it happened. You confirm it in a second. At the end of the year you have a portfolio instead of a shoebox.
Free for one student, forever. No card to start. No password to remember.
The shoebox, retired.
You already take the photographs. This is the part that used to happen the week before the evaluator came.
Nothing to sort later
Each photograph is filed the day you take it. There is no big weekend of organising at the end of the year, because the year was never disorganised.
The year, at a glance
One screen shows what has been filed for each child, in each subject, between your own two dates. You see the shape of the year while it is still happening.
Your originals, kept whole
What your phone sends is what we keep, untouched. Everything we do to read and file a page happens on a copy. Export all of it, or delete all of it, whenever you like.
Built for a kitchen table, not an office.
Every feature is there to give you back a minute. None of them ask you to change how you teach.
Snap and forget
Send a photo from your camera roll or straight from the share sheet. It uploads in the background and waits patiently if the signal drops.
Sorted for you
We read the page and suggest whose it is, which subject it belongs to and when it happened. A suggestion is only ever a suggestion until you say so.
Confirm in a second
One tap says “looks right.” One more fixes whatever is off. Most days that is the whole job, and it takes less time than finding a pen.
A library you can search
Every page, by child, subject and date. Open a sample, reassign it, or take it back out. Your filing is never further than a filter away.
Objectives, on paper
Write down what you intend for each child this year, in your own words, and print it as a clean one-page sheet. Rename a subject and its filed work follows it.
Take it all away
Export everything in a format that opens without us. Delete everything on a published timetable you can hold us to. Your data is yours, in both directions.
Three steps, most of them ours.
Photograph the work
A worksheet, a page of a notebook, a science experiment on the counter. Take the picture the way you already do, and send it along.
We file it
The page is read and sorted into the right child, subject and date. It lands in your queue with a suggestion attached and the original kept whole.
You confirm it
Tap once if it looks right, fix it if not. Your confirmation is the record. Nothing is filed as fact until a person said so.
Photographs of your children are not a business model.
These are the same words that stand on the app’s front door, and they do not change with the plan you are on.
Your originals are kept whole
Every photograph is stored exactly as your phone sends it, and that copy is never altered or thrown away. Resizing, reading and filing all work from copies. One disclosure: an iPhone HEIC photograph is converted to JPEG on your own phone before it is sent, because we do not run a decoder for that format on our servers.
No ads, no data brokers
Photographs of your children are not an advertising business. Nobody buys this data because it is not for sale.
Never used to train a model
We use a model to read a page and guess what it is. Your work is never training data for anyone.
You can take it all away
Export everything in a format you can open without us. Delete everything on a published timetable you can hold us to.
Free for one student. One price for the house.
No card to start. $89.99 a year covers the entire household.
- Everything in the product, for one child
- No card to start, no trial that ends
- The same four promises
- As many students as you have
- One price, not one per child
- Start free and upgrade when you need to
Prices in US dollars. Upgrade from inside the app when a second student joins.
Your first photograph takes ten seconds.
Sign in with a one-time code to your email or with Google. There is no password to choose, forget, or have stolen.