for when someone is far away
A little notebook for each trip. Papa writes from the road, the kids answer from home — letters, voices, drawings, and one moon you all tap at bedtime.
Free. Private to your family. No ads, ever.
the same moon
Papa · far away · 9:40 pm
Day 4
Under the same moon
Home · family tablet · 7:40 am
Who is here today?
a peek inside
Papa writes from the hotel. Bean leaves her voice before bed. Sprout draws the house. Then everyone taps the moon — and the stars come out.
Day 4 · Tuesday
Four more sleeps until home.
I saw a whale today. It waved at me, I think. Kiss Bean for me.
how it feels
Same Moon isn't a chat or a feed. It's a small, slow gift: a shared notebook that the family fills while someone is away — and keeps when they're home.
Each time someone goes away, a new little book begins — one page for every day apart.
A few words, a two-minute voice, a crayon drawing from the tablet, a photo of lunch.
Each night everyone taps the moon. Stars appear, and slowly a whole sky is drawn — together.
One gentle question a day, the same topic for everyone, pitched to each age. Papa answers too.
Children use one shared family tablet with a picture to tap — no accounts, no typing needed.
When the traveller returns, the notebook is finished and rests on your shelf to read again.
Our privacy promise
Price
No ads, no upsells, no data for sale. If storage someday outgrows us, any paid plan will be optional and announced well ahead.
Yes. There are no ads and nothing to buy. If the cost of storing photos and voices ever grows beyond what we can carry, we may add an optional paid plan for extra storage — with plenty of notice, and you can always export everything.
Only the grown-ups in your family and your paired family tablet. There are no public links, no followers and no strangers.
Never. Not people, not AI. Media is stored privately, opened only by your family, and never analysed or used for training.
No. A grown-up adds each child with a pet name and a little picture. On the family tablet they simply tap who's here.
Yes — it runs in the browser and can be added to your home screen like an app. It keeps working offline and shares notes once you're connected.