Open the app, the cursor is already in the field, type what just happened, send. Two parents, one child's timeline, one text field — no category to pick, no milestone to choose, nothing to wait for.
In closed testing on Google Play. Android first, iOS later.
Every feature is measured against it: open the app, the cursor is in the field, type, send. Anything that adds a tap between “something happened” and “it is saved” belongs elsewhere, or nowhere.
No home screen to navigate past. Saving is instant and works offline — an entry written in a park with no signal is saved, visible, and syncs later.
Both parents see and add to the same timeline. No separate accounts to reconcile, no missed entries because one of you wrote it somewhere else.
Tagging a milestone always happens after the entry is saved, never before. Ages are shown as context — Firstful will never say a child is behind or ahead.
A private keepsake stays that way by staying small. These are excluded on purpose, not waiting on a future roadmap.
A child's photos and notes are sensitive by default. Identity, media, and the application database all run on infrastructure we control, entirely within the EU — see the privacy notice for exactly what is stored and where.