7:45 amBefore school

Every drawing saved. Nothing locked away.

Scan the school-bag pile in seconds. Fridge Gallery files each piece by child, age and school year, and it stays yours.

Coming soon to the App Store

Free for iPhone.
Exporting is always free.

3:30 pmHome from school

The school bag is full again.

Every week brings a new pile, and every piece feels too precious to bin.

Can I throw this one away?
Which one is Leo's?
Grandma asked for the rocket.
The drawer won't shut.
Was she five or six when she drew this?

A parent's hands lifting a thick stack of children's paintings out of a school bag onto a kitchen table.

4:15 pmAt the kitchen counter

Scan the whole pile in one go.

Your iPhone finds the edges and straightens every page, so a stack takes a minute, not an evening.

Clay snails and macaroni crowns count too: take a photo, then crop and turn it.

A child, seen from behind and out of focus, holds up a crayon rocket while a parent photographs it with a phone.

4:17 pmA minute later

Filed before the kettle boils.

Pick the child, and Fridge Gallery works out their age and school year from the date.

4:18 pmSame minute

Keep what they said about it.

Tap the mic and say it in their words. It becomes text on your iPhone, and the recording never leaves it.

“She says it's going to the moon to visit Grandma.”

A caption, said aloud and turned into text on the iPhone

5:30 pmBefore dinner

A fridge that never runs out of room.

New art drops on with a snap, tilted just so, pinned in your child's colour.

A cream fridge door covered in children's drawings and magnets in warm late-afternoon light.

6:00 pmAfter pudding

One fridge for each of them.

Switch between your children with a tap. Nobody's dinosaur ends up in someone else's year.

7:00 pmBath time

Every school year, on its own shelf.

Past years stack up like books, each showing the ages inside and how many pieces it holds.

7:45 pmStory time

A year of fridge art, ready to print.

Choose a cover, leave out any you like, and get a print-ready 8 × 8 inch book for any print shop. A lovely gift for the grandparents.

Making the PDF is part of the Family plan. The preview is free.

A grandparent's hands turning the pages of a printed square book of a child's drawings.

8:30 pmLights down

Yours to keep, even if you leave.

Export every original, in folders by child and school year, or save them all to Photos. Free, always.

Every original at full size
A folder for each child and school year
Titles and captions in a spreadsheet
Or all of it in a Fridge Gallery album in Photos

8:40 pmWhile they sleep

No account. No uploads. Just your iPhone.

Your children's art never leaves your phone unless you share it. We never see a drawing.

No account to make, ever
Drawings, names and captions stay on your iPhone
Spoken captions are turned into text on your iPhone
We count how the app is used, never what's in it

9:00 pmGoodnight

Tonight's drawing deserves a safe spot.

Fridge Gallery is coming soon to iPhone. Keep the drawer for socks.

Coming soon to the App Store