The funny things they say. The sprinkler they swear is a sky-dog. The moon that followed your car home. You think you'll remember every little detail — but a few days later, most of it is gone.
MomNotes helps you save those moments in the ten seconds you actually have.
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Loved by parents keeping little moments for someday
Little moments
The sprinkler was a sky-dog
Milestone
First steps — three wobbly ones
Letter
Sealed until your 18th birthday
Growth
108.0 cm — up 4 cm since May
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The moon came tooyesterday
You told me the moon was following our car the whole way home tonight, and honestly, it did look that way.
First steps1 week ago
Three steps between the sofa and the coffee table, then straight down on your bottom.
Growth check · Age 63 weeks ago
108.0 cm · 18.4 kg — up 4.0 cm since May.
Say it out loud on the way past the crib. Every word is written down, exactly as you said it.
Written today, sealed until the day you choose — then opened right on time.
Years of notes become a printed hardcover book — written by you, for them.
How it works
The number one reason baby books go unfinished isn't love — it's the blank page at 9pm. So we removed it.
Tap once and talk — mid-mess, mid-laugh, half-asleep. Every word is written down exactly as you said it, and you can keep the note just like that.
Tap AI Format and your words are tidied up and turned into a message written to them. It's your choice, never automatic — and your original words are always one tap away.
Out of words? A deck of gentle prompts is always waiting: "What did she say today, word for word?"
"um so Maya did the funniest thing with the colander today, she wore it like a helmet all through dinner and wouldn't take it off…"
You wore the colander like a helmet all through dinner tonight, Maya — my little knight at the table.
AI Format is always optional — and "Restore my words" brings your original back, word for word.
Every note is addressed to your child and signed by you — little letters they'll read one day.
Moments
The word she invented. The parade of spoons. The little things are the first to be lost — keep them before they slip away.
Milestones
First steps, first word, first day of school. Each happens exactly once — special enough to deserve being remembered properly.
Letters
Things you know today that will one day help them, protect them, steady them — sealed until they're old enough to hear them.
Growth
The face they have today won't come back — it's already changing. Keep each version, and watch the whole journey unfold.
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Sealed letters
Tell her what tonight was like. Tell him what you hope for him. MomNotes seals it until the day you choose — and delivers it right on time.
Growth check
Every family has a doorframe somewhere with pencil marks fading down it. MomNotes is that doorframe — one you'll never paint over or leave behind.
Set height and weight by dragging a real tape, tick by tick — the change since last time worked out for you.
Every check becomes a step on a journey, lining up years after years.
Watch the whole journey on one wall — from the first mark to today's.
so none of these days are ever lost
Unwritten memories blur — that's just how minds work. Written ones keep their exact words forever.
The forgetting curve — H. Ebbinghaus, 1885
The earliest weeks are already the blurriest. Each dot is a week; the pale ones don't come back.
One quick note a day, and none of it slips away.
These are the parents who've had MomNotes on their phones for the last couple of weeks.
I recorded a note out loud while my daughter was in the bath. That's the only free minute I get most days — and it turns out it's enough.
So much from my first daughter's early years is just gone — I always meant to write things down and never did. With my second, MomNotes is how I save every little moment.
I wrote a letter for my daughter to open on her 18th birthday. It makes me emotional just thinking about her opening it.
We're parents to two little girls, and MomNotes exists because of something that gave us a fright.
We were forgetting. Not the big days — those are all over our camera roll. It was the small stuff: the word our eldest made up for butterflies, the way the little one clapped for her own first steps. We'd tell each other "we have to remember that," and a week later neither of us could get it back.
So we built the thing we needed. Somewhere you can say what happened out loud, in the ten seconds you actually have, and have it kept properly — in their words and yours, for the day you hand it all back to them.
We use it every single day on our own two. We really hope it does the same for your family.
One subscription, everything included — unlimited notes and photos kept safe for good, sealed letters, and keepsakes. Free for 7 days.
No commitment · Cancel anytime · No storage tiers, ever
If you keep it. One quick note before bedtime blurs it — that's all it takes.
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