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How it works

The right people leave the right things before those moments are gone.

Our Fable gives your family a private archive, invites the people who love your child to contribute over time, and seals everything until the milestones you choose.

Chapter 01 · The flow

What happens from the moment you start.

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  1. 01

    Start your child's private archive

    You sign up, set your password, and create the private place where your child's letters, voice notes, photos, and videos will live.

  2. 02

    Invite the people who matter most

    Grandparents, co-parents, aunts, uncles, godparents, family friends, and chosen family, anyone whose voice belongs in the record.

  3. 03

    Our Fable keeps the archive growing

    We keep sending the circle thoughtful questions over time so the record keeps deepening without you having to chase anyone down.

Chapter 02 · What it is

A private archive built for the child — by everyone who loves them.

Three features, working together to gather a childhood that would otherwise scatter and fade.

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01 · The core

The Archive

The problem

Memories live scattered across phones and people, and never reach the child they were meant for.

Every loved one contributes memories to one private archive — and Our Fable does the asking, sending each person thoughtful questions automatically. What comes back is saved for the child and released at milestones across their life, into early adulthood.

Opens at 13 · 16 · 18 · 21 · + moments you choose

A young child in warm afternoon light
A parent and child playing together

02 · Keep everyone close

Dispatches

The problem

Keeping a whole circle of family in the loop is repetitive work — so it quietly falls away.

Send one update out to the child's loved ones — some or all of them — in a single go, instead of texting everyone one by one.

Grandparents laughing with their grandchild
A child riding on a parent’s shoulders

03 · The weekly habit

Photo Roundup

The problem

A camera roll of tens of thousands of images, undocumented — the details and the reasons forgotten.

A weekly nudge to pick a few photos and write a line on each — what it was, and why it mattered. One small bite instead of a massive undertaking.

A parent carrying a baby through autumn woods
A child setting off with a backpack

Start their archive.

Set up in minutes. Invite the circle, and we’ll gather the rest.

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