Timeline
You post every day
And the day still ends without asking anyone at home how theirs went
Family Social
Family social · FamLoop
What happened today — we post it to the timeline before we tell our family.
If today went to a timeline before it went to your family — bring some of that time and attention back home
A day in the life of someone already juggling several feeds
You rewrite a post three times for strangers, while the day of someone in the next room passes in two words
Timeline
You post every day
And the day still ends without asking anyone at home how theirs went
Outside a closed door
Saying it invites a lecture
So your kid keeps it in, and you miss the moment to ask
The family group chat
The family chat is a notice board
Logistics only — not a place to bring up how today actually went
Not something you write to be seen. A place where what you couldn't say plainly arrives in words the other person can actually take in
What your child wrote
"Went to the art contest today. Just got a participation prize, whatever."
"Actually, I was really proud today. I just felt embarrassed, so I played it off like it was nothing."
"I heard you got a prize today? I'd love to see what you made."
"You can do better next time, right?"
What a parent wrote
"Saw my kid's drawing today — really proud, I think they've got real talent."
"I was truly amazed by your drawing. I hope you keep doing what you love."
What a parent writes goes through the same process, too. We smooth it so expectation doesn't land as pressure.
Not the content of the words — the warmth they arrive with.
A line or two is enough. This isn't a feed you have to write well
See the flow of what you exchanged over the week, at a glance. We don't score the relationship — just show you the flow.
Setup takes about 3 minutes
All it takes is one invite code. Family members can join without a social account. Already have a code? Join right away.
One short line is enough. Whoever writes it decides whether to share it.
What you each say arrives in words the other person can actually take in — plus a first line worth trying.
Three evenings
Working Mom · office worker
“By the time I get home, my child is already in their room. I just want to know how their day was...”
Leave here the line you'd have posted to a timeline — your child sees today in the same place.
Child · elementary school student
“If I tell Mom, she'll just lecture me... so I keep it to myself”
Only what you choose to share is visible to your family.
Dad · office worker
“I only see my child on weekends. I want to talk, but I don't know where to start...”
What your child left behind today arrives first. Pick your opening line after that.
Four things we tell you upfront
Your emotional data is never used for advertising.
We never share your data outside your family.
Every family member chooses for themselves whether to share what they wrote.
We don't watch your location or how long you use the app.
Starting tonight
One invite code connects your family. They can join without a social account. Got a code? Join here. Still have questions? Contact us.