You'll never keep a baby journal.
This isn't one.
One question a week. Answer in a line of text or twenty seconds of voice. Dadda quietly builds an archive of their childhood — in your words — and seals it until they're 18.
Launching on iPhone. No spam — one email when it's ready.
You're on the list. One email when it's ready — that's the lot.
Why this exists
Right now she says "dadda!" at the swings. He's obsessed with diggers. She laughs at the word "potato" and nobody knows why.
In six months, you won't remember any of it. The photos will survive — your camera roll has thousands. But what you were thinking in that moment? Is there a note you wanted to leave for them? What made you feel proud that week? That's already evaporating.
Baby books were built for people who journal. You don't. We know.
One question a week
Sunday, 8pm.
"What made them laugh this week?" One prompt. That's the whole job.
Answer your way.
Type one line on the train. Or hold the button and say it out loud, if you get a quiet minute. Both count.
It adds up.
Fifty-two entries a year. Volume by volume, an archive of their whole childhood — written by their dad, as it happened.
Sealed for the future
On their 18th birthday, they open it. Every photo of their childhood will exist in ten places. Only here will they find what their dad was actually thinking — in his own words, in his own voice.
ONE
Her first year
Fifty-two entries. Nine voice notes. The word she said at the swings, the night nobody slept, the funny face he pulled tasting grandma's food — recorded by dad, week by week, as it happened.
Vol. 1 — end to end encripted
Not even we can read it
Everything you write and record is end-to-end encrypted on your phone before it goes anywhere. No feed. No sharing. No likes. We couldn't read your entries if we wanted to — and we don't want to.
This is between you and them.
What it costs
AnnualLess than £3 a month. Their whole childhood.
£35/year
MonthlyCancel anytime — your archive exports with you.
£4/month
Founding DadFirst 100 only. Lifetime access, name in the credits, a say in what gets built.
£79 once
The years are short.
The archive is forever.
Be first when Dadda launches on iPhone.