Snap a photo of the drawing. Watch it move, still in their own crayon. Send it to Grandma as a card, with their words and their voice.
Coming to the App Store in November 2026. One email at launch, nothing else.
iPhone · First card $0.99 · No subscription, no account · Only the drawing leaves your phone

About a minute from snapping to sending.

Any drawing, any paper. Crayon, marker, pencil or paint.

The same lines, the same wobbly shapes. Nothing is redrawn.

Twenty borders for Christmas, birthdays and more. Add their voice.

A video that opens on any phone. WhatsApp, Messages, email.
Coming to the App Store in November 2026. One email at launch, nothing else.
A 14-second card. The wrapping paper opens, the drawing moves, and it ends on their message with a little photo of the original. Nothing for her to install.
Tap the card for sound.
Twenty borders drawn in crayon, for the moments coming up this year and the ones that come every day. And Plain, when the drawing should shine on its own.




















Three legs stay three legs. We ask the AI to move the drawing, not to fix it, and we check every animation before you see it. If something was added, we remake it at our cost.
Six seconds of them saying what they drew, played over the card. The recording never leaves your phone.
Every drawing that comes alive is kept on your phone. A new card from it, with another border or message, is free.
One card is one drawing brought to life, plus as many cards from it as you like. No subscription, no account, nothing expires. If an animation can't be made, your card comes straight back.
Coming to the App Store in November 2026. One email at launch, nothing else.
Any drawing your child made up themselves: animals, people, monsters, rockets, houses. Well-known characters like Spider-Man or Elsa can't be animated (the AI refuses them), and the app tells you before you pay.
Usually 30 to 60 seconds. You pick the card and write the message while it's made, and if you close the app it carries on and waits for you.
iPhone, iOS 17 or later. Grandma needs nothing: the card is a normal video.
Animations are made by AI, so one in ten isn't right first time. We check each one and remake it once at our cost; if it still can't be made, your card comes back.
It's made for parents and grandparents. Kids do the drawing (and the voice); you do the snapping and sending.
Coming to the App Store in November 2026. One email at launch, nothing else.