toddl

A picture book made of their words

Capture the way
they say things.
Before they grow up.

Toddl is a private family memory book for the mispronunciations, inventions, and half-formed sentences that disappear overnight. For the parents who don't want to forget.

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For iPhone and Android · Private to your family

Their word, painted ✨

Storybook painting: a toddler in a duffle coat waddling beside a penguin at the aquarium
Mila2y 6m

pengwing /ˈpeng·wing/ n. penguin. It has wings, so.

Storybook painting: a little boy in a beanie meeting a rhino over the zoo fence
Theo3y 1m

rhinosaurus /ˌrī·nə·ˈsôr·əs/ n. rhinoceros. Half rhino, half dinosaur. Obviously.

Storybook painting: a toddler on a hill pointing up at a red helicopter
Mila2y 6m

helicopper /ˈhel·i·ˌkop·ər/ n. helicopter.

Storybook painting: a toddler at the kitchen table taking a big bite of a sandwich
Juno1y 10m

samwich /ˈsam·wich/ n. sandwich.

Chapter one

From a word to a paintingNew

Toddl turns their funniest words into one-of-a-kind storybook paintings. You approve each one, then share it with the family.

  1. pengwing!

    Mila · 2y 6m

    They say it

    Out of nowhere, in the middle of breakfast.

  2. Wordpengwing
    Meanspenguin
    Who said itMila

    “It has wings, so.”

    Saved

    You save it in seconds

    Word, meaning, who said it — plus a photo, video or voice clip. Or hold the mic, say it, and Toddl fills it in for you.

  3. New
    Storybook painting: a toddler in a duffle coat waddling beside a penguin at the aquarium
    Mila2y 6m

    pengwing /ˈpeng·wing/ n. penguin. It has wings, so.

    Approved

    Toddl paints it

    A storybook painting of their word, made for your family to keep. Approve it, then share it.

Chapter two

And one day, they say it right.

Mark the day the old word disappears. It becomes a milestone on their journey, and the way they used to say it stays in the book forever.

Theo’s journey

  1. Saved “hangaburger”
  2. Said “hamburger” at 3y 7m
  3. A new milestone ★
Storybook painting: a toddler at a picnic table biting into a big hamburger
Theo
Thenhangaburger
Nowhamburger

hangaburger /ˈhang·ə·ˌbur·gər/ n. hamburger.

Said it right · 3y 7m

Conversation

MilaLook! A pengwing!

MomA penguin?

MilaNo. A pengwing. It has wings.

Storybook painting: a toddler in a duffle coat waddling beside a penguin at the aquarium Moment The aquarium trip She waved at every fish. Then the penguins.

Chapter three

Little conversations, kept whole

Some moments need more than one voice. Save the back-and-forth between your child, you and their siblings as a chat — or a longer family story with photos and video.

Chapter four

Their words on your home screen

Widgets bring back the latest word or a memory of the day every time you unlock your phone, with one tap to capture a new one.

Small, medium and large · iPhone and Android

Chapter five

The whole family, one book

Invite your partner, the grandparents, the favorite auntie. Everyone sees the new words as they happen — and gets to react.

  • Parents run the book and invite the family
  • Members add words, conversations and photos
  • Viewers read along, react and comment

Chapter six

The story so far

Every word, photo, conversation and family moment lands on your child’s own timeline. Scroll back and watch them grow up, one word at a time.

Theo’s timeline

  1. Milestone1y 1m First steps
  2. Storybook painting: a toddler in a blue raincoat and yellow boots splashing in a garden puddle under a polka-dot umbrella Photo1y 9m First puddle jump
  3. Word2y 8m “rhinosaurus” Half rhino, half dinosaur. Obviously.
  4. Conversation2y 9m
    • Theo Is the moon following us?
    • Dad Maybe it is.
    • Theo It likes me.
  5. Storybook painting: a little boy in a beanie meeting a rhino over the zoo fence
    Moment2y 9m The zoo trip He roared back at every animal. The rhino didn’t mind.
  6. Painted word3y 2m Storybook painting: a toddler kneeling at the window, waving at an ambulance driving down the street

    pambulance /ˈpam·byə·ləns/ n. ambulance.

  7. Said it right3y 7m “hamburger” No more “hangaburger”

Chapter seven

This book stays at home.

No ads, no feed, no AI training. Shared only with the family members you invite. Your kid's words stay yours.

  • No ads
  • No feed
  • No AI training
  • Only the family you invite
“Ada pointed at the butterfly and called it a flutterby.”
— Every parent, once. Then forgotten.

Start their book today.

Before “pengwing” quietly turns into “penguin.”

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