Sample page

This is the link from the text message on our homepage, opened up. It’s the page a family member lands on when it’s time to add something — here belonging to a family we made up, so nothing on it can be sent. Yours would carry your own family’s name.

The Okonkwos

The Okonkwo Family Post

Hi, Ada! Add a photo or story anytime — and watch this month’s issue come together below.

Add your update

How do you want to share?

Switched off here. On a real page these three open the writer, the recorder and the camera — no app to install and no account to make, and most people are done in a couple of minutes.

This month so far

June 2026 · 4 updates so far

This is where Ada’s voice memo would play — the sample carries no recordings.

See what its printed QR code opens ↗

A Song for Grandma

Ada learned the whole first verse and insisted on recording it for you. Twice.

— Ada · 2 days ago

A boy riding a bike without training wheels down a suburban street, his dad jogging a few steps behind

This is where Uncle Chidi’s video would play — the sample carries no recordings.

See what its printed QR code opens ↗

No Training Wheels

Six seconds of wobbling and then he was gone down the whole street. Watch to the end.

— Uncle Chidi · 5 days ago

The garden is finally coming in. Three courgettes, one very determined tomato, and an entire hedge of mint nobody asked for.

— Dad · 1 week ago

A girl in a red soccer kit running across the pitch with both arms up, shouting, having just scored

Lily Scored Her First Goal

She scored her first soccer goal on Saturday and we all cheered so loud the neighbours came out to see what had happened. She has re-enacted it roughly two hundred times since.

— Lily’s mom · 2 weeks ago

Everyone in the family sees this feed fill up through the month. When it closes, the updates are laid out and printed, and the issue is mailed to Grandma.

Your family’s version

Every family member gets a page like this.

You pick who receives the newsletter, share one link with the family, and everyone gets a text when it’s their turn. The printed issue arrives in your loved one’s mailbox every month.

Looking for your own family’s page? Find it here.