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How many kids will the book follow?
Just count the kids — grown-ups can text moments in later.
Who are they?
First names help Tuck keep each child’s moments together.
This is the version of your kiddo you'll want back.
Not the milestones — the made-up words, the backseat questions, the way they explain things. That voice changes every few months, and it never announces it.
You don't need a system to keep it. You need somewhere to put it, mid-week, in ten seconds.
What's the last thing your kiddo said that made you laugh?
Nine words is plenty. Exactly how they said it — typos and all.
Words are enough to start — photos join by text once your number is live.
That's a page.
One more — what are they into right now?
The obsession of the month is the fastest thing to vanish: the dinosaur phase, the one song on repeat, the pink helmet at dinner.
Chapter one is forming.
Most chapters start with exactly this much.
How do you save these moments today?
Honestly — most of us don't have a good answer.
Notes keeps things. It never brings them back.
That's the difference between storage and kept. Kept means it comes back — Sunday, as a chapter.
What do you most want to hold onto?
We'll start your family's story right here.
The funny ones go first.
They're word-perfect for a week, then gone. So let's keep one right now — while it's still word-perfect.
What do the kids call you?
Choose one, or add your family's word. Tuck uses it in Sunday chapters and the book.
Who else should be able to text moments in?
Plenty of the best ones happen on their watch. Everyone texts the same number — Tuck invites them after you're set up, only when you say so.
How often should Tuck check in?
A check-in is a short text from Tuck drawn from moments you've already sent — not a generic prompt — so a busy week still makes it into Sunday's chapter. Change it anytime by replying.
Where should the Sunday chapter arrive?
It's where your family's Sunday chapter arrives — the week's photos and words, ready for the book.
By continuing, this email gets the Sunday chapter and account notices — nothing else. Unsubscribe anytime.
Text one moment.
Send a photo, quote, or voice note. Tuck keeps the words with it.
Tuesday · 4:18 PM
✓ Kept for Sunday.
Sunday · 8:00 AM
Tuesday, Izzy finally rode by herself — pink helmet, no hands on the seat. She yelled it before the bike even stopped:
“Daddy, I did it!”— Izzy, word for word
3 moments, 2 photos, her exact words — one email the whole family gets, grandparents included. No app.
“Daddy, I did it!”— Izzy, word for word
Real 11 × 8 hardcover · Made from your Sunday chapters.
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AI helps organize the moments you send into weekly chapters and your annual family book.
You choose what to send. How AI works here
Tuck uses AI to help reply in your family thread and organize the moments you send. It does not access or scan your photo library. Your family’s content is private and is not used to train AI.
The original words stay original.
“Lellow” is not corrected to “yellow.” The wording is the memory.
Nothing prints until you approve it.
Review names, dates, photos, and every chapter. The hardcover waits for your final yes.
You don't have to remember to remember.
When a week goes quiet, Tuck texts first — a check-in drawn from your own moments, on the rhythm you choose.
Private by design.
Your family's words are never used to train AI. Ask for an export or deletion any time.
See the finished book in real life.
A closer look at the hardcover that comes back at the end of your family year.
Annual Book
CA$229per family year
- One private family number
- Sunday illustrated chapters
- Check-ins on your rhythm — daily to never
- One 11×8 hardcover, up to 120 pages
- Review and approval before printing
Two Sundays to decide — full refund in one text.
No app to install. Card required at checkout.
