New grandparents have one interest and they will tell you about it. They also already have photos — dozens, forwarded, some of them the same photo. What they don't have is their grandchild presented as a cover story, which is the version they can hand to a neighbour without explanation.
Free to make · no account · frame-ready file $7.99
A real sample — Rosie, with the “The Cuddler” personality:
ROSIE
4 months in. Infinite potential.
I can sit up on my own now. I'd simply rather sit on someone. It's warmer.
900+ bottles of milk drunk · 350+ poops · 2,100+ farts (est.) · 450+ outfit changes
Same picture they already love, framed as a magazine feature. That's the difference between a snapshot and something that goes on the wall.
Send the link and they see it immediately, anywhere. Or buy the file, print it, and post the physical thing.
That's not a side effect — a keepsake grandparents show off is the entire brief.
One clear, front-on photo is all it takes.
Name, birthday, and a personality — we write every word.
Sharing is free. The clean 8.5×11 file is $7.99.
Yes, and it's common — parents make them for grandparents, and grandparents make them for themselves. You just need one photo.
Either send the cover link, which works on any phone, or buy the $7.99 file, print it at 8.5×11 and frame it.
No. The link opens the cover for anyone you send it to, with no sign-up.
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