
You don't remember. Neither do we. That's why we built ChildScribe — a short voice conversation each week that becomes a beautifully written journal of your kids' childhood.
The name of the invisible friend who lived in the coat closet
What she called butterflies before she could say the word
The reason he was afraid of the vacuum cleaner
The song he made up in the bathtub
You're already telling stories about your kid every day. ChildScribe is just there to listen.

Written like a story. Because it is one.
Other apps send the same prompts to every parent, every week. ChildScribe builds a living memory of your child and asks the next question accordingly — by interview twelve, it feels like catching up with someone who's been in your kid's corner all year.

The book they'll read at thirty.
Every month, your entries compile into a digital Memory Book — free, included, always. Printed books are optional paid add-ons.
See sample spreadsStraight answers to the things worth knowing before you say yes.
Read the full FAQNo — you do. ChildScribe interviews you about your kid, in your own words, about five to ten minutes a week. Your child is never recorded or asked to use it.
Only you. Entries are encrypted, never sold, and never used to train public AI models. You can export or delete everything at any time.
Nothing breaks. Backdate a moment whenever you remember it, or just pick up the next week. There is no streak to lose.
A beautifully written journal entry after every interview, monthly digital book previews, and the option to order a paid printed Memory Book.
Cancel anytime in two clicks. Everything you have written — and every Memory Book you have made — stays yours to keep and export.
No credit card required to start. Pick monthly or annual — you get the same thing either way.
Full access, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Everything included. That's $5.00/mo — effectively two months free.

The little stuff goes first. The way she says lasagna. The thing he insists is a fox. By the time you remember to write it down, you've already lost half of it. ChildScribe is just here so you don't.