Scrapbook
Simple pages: a title, a note, a memory kept.
What it does
The Scrapbook is the deliberately simple keepsake: each page is a title plus a short note, saved in this browser only — no photos, no accounts, no fuss. Add pages as moments happen, then print them, copy the pages, or share them; Clear all wipes the book when you want a fresh start. It is the index-card box of the keepsake family, and that is its charm.
Who it’s for
Minimalists, and anyone who wants a keepsake habit so light they will actually keep it.
How to use it, step by step
- Type a title and a short note for the moment.
- Tap Add page to file it in the book.
- Repeat whenever; print, copy, or share the pages whenever the book feels ready.
What you get
A browser-saved set of simple scrapbook pages (title + note), printable and copyable.
✦ A worked example
You give itTitle: "The name we almost chose". Note: "Wren won on Tuesday. Juniper was a beautiful runner-up."
You getOne page in the book — the kind of behind-the-scenes detail kids ask about at sixteen.
💡 Tips & tricks
- Titles are the retrieval system: write them like headlines ("First snow", not "Snow").
- Print a copy for the physical baby box — browser storage is convenient, not archival.
Enough reading — the tool itself is one tap away, and it is free.
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