But we will.
Every photo has a story. We find the best photos, turn them into moments, and ask the question only you can answer.
We’re new and still testing things out. There’s room for a few more families — want in?
We scan your camera roll, learn the faces that matter, follow the year, and find the moments hiding between the screenshots — the trips, the firsts, the ordinary days that turned out not to be.
Each moment arrives written as a short scene, and ends with a journal prompt. Not "where was this?" it's the kind of question that makes you sit down for a minute.
A few sentences in your own words, one moment a week. Your answers are the book — your photographs, your voice, the year the way it actually felt.
Get a free PDF for every moment you answer. You can never have enough books. Print it at home, or be lazy
and let us print it for you.
Every week, one moment is unwrapped and waiting — you'll want to see what we found. The scene sets the table; the question is yours alone. Answer in a minute or take all week.
Nine months to the day, and Miles has appointed himself the one who steers. Both hands on the stroller bar, grinning at the camera instead of watching where he's going, while Max rides low and unbothered under a swaddle blanket. Nobody asked Miles to push — he just took it, the way he's been taking on small jobs all year that used to be Derek's, or yours.
Miles just started grabbing jobs like this one — what's a job you hope he never lets go of?
When you're ready to print, we build the book for you. You never start from a blank page.
Six years later, and every one of those photos is still on my phone. No baby book. No photo book. Because sorting through them was time-consuming. Now that my second baby is here, it’s all coming back again.
What I wanted was a baby book blended with a journal. With a baby book, you get the prompts, but you have to match them to the photos. With a photo book, you have to go through and sort it all yourself. I wanted something that could do it all for me: go through my photos, pick the best, and ask the one question that makes me remember who they were at that exact moment.
So I built it. My kiddos are getting baby books after all — one overdue, one right on time.
Zenia
Each moment is written by AI — based on who’s in the photo, the place, the light, what’s happening. Then it asks a question specifically for you.
Only during the time period you selected. The scan runs on your phone — that’s where faces are found and grouped, and your library itself is never uploaded.
Two small things do leave: face crops, so Claude can double-check the grouping, and the few photos in the running for a moment. Both go over an encrypted connection to our own server, which hands them to Claude.
Your moment photos and the faces of your people are stored on a secure cloud server, so that we can print your book. Anything you delete is deleted from our servers too.
We never sell your data — not your photos, not your answers, not to advertisers, not to anyone. When you delete something, we delete it too.
In a couple of ways — and your data is never sold, and never used to train AI.
A moment waits as long as it needs to, and the next one arrives on your usual day.
Found & Felt is in early testing with a small group of families, free while we learn. Downloading a moment as a PDF is always free. Printing isn’t open yet — when it is, the price will be shown before you order, and nothing goes to press without you saying so.
We're in early testing with a small group of families. Want in on the next round?
