For Fathers
Every father means to tell them. Few ever do. A question a couple times a week is how you finally will.
A coin for every year. Your kids scan it to hear you.
A few of the things you might say
Say the small thing
"Nothing big today. Just — I love you, and I'm proud of you. That's the whole message."
What did you see in her today?
"You took the shot at the end of the game. You missed it. But you weren't scared — and that's the part I want you to remember."
Capture today, before you forget it
"You said your first word this morning. It was 'dog.' Not mama, not dada. Dog. Your mom is still laughing about it."
Tell her about a hard season — and how you got through
"There was a year, before you were born, where I lost almost everything. One day you'll have a year like that too. Let me tell you what I did next…"
Something you've never said out loud
"I've never told anyone what it felt like to hold you the first time. I'm going to try to, right now, while I still remember every second of it."
Three steps. That's the whole thing.
A gentle nudge, a couple times a week. Nothing to prepare and no blank page — just something worth telling her.
Not into a camera — to her or him. In the car, on a walk, after they're down for the night. Ninety seconds, in the voice they know.
Saved, encrypted, and copied to your own drive — held for the day she's old enough to hear it.
The Coin
At the end of each year, a coin is struck for you — engraved, weighted, real. It holds everything you recorded.
Keep it on your desk. Hand it down. One day she'll find it in a drawer, scan it, and hear your voice. Because its metal is protected from anything that might happen, like fire or a flood.
No password. No instructions. Nothing to figure out. Simple.
A note from the founder
I wish I had more than my fuzzy memory of what my grandfather used to say. That kind of guidance and humor, in his own voice, talking to me, would have been priceless.
Now, as an older dad to my 4-year-old daughter, I want to preserve the guidance I want to give her — through every stage of her life.
I believe that forming a weekly habit of recording will give her the most special gift I can ever give: my voice, with everything I want her to know. One day.
Duplicated to your own Google Drive as a backup, always in your hands — download whenever you want, not locked inside an app.
Not your voice, not her name, not anything. Not now, not ever.
So your voice finds her even if we're long gone.
Frequently asked
They're encrypted and stored on Google's platform. So unless Google disappears, everything is safe.
The coin is a simple way for anyone to listen to that year's recordings — just scan the QR code or enter the URL and they have access. It's not for secure info like passwords or banking. All recordings can also be reached through your own master login and password.
No. Many platforms do that — we're the only one designed to hand down love. That's what we're built for.
Anyone can use it. Part of the roadmap is to let others in your family record messages under your account.
Yes. If you have two kids, for example, each message can be assigned to either or both.
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