Out now on iPhone

Never lose a day of their childhood.

Everkid rings a real alarm once a day. It only settles when you save a photo, a mood, or the exact words your kid said. One minute a night, kept forever.

Download on the App Store Free to try. Requires iPhone with iOS 26 or later.
Everkid home screen with a 45 day streak and the July memory calendar
Your kid gets 936 weekends of childhood.
Every single one can be remembered.

Most parents keep 3,000 photos and zero stories. Everkid keeps both.

An alarm that actually cares

Reminders get swiped away. Everkid rings like your morning alarm and hands you the camera.

A real alarm

It rings through silent mode and Focus. One tap on the alert opens the camera. No swiped-away notifications, no forgotten days.

Streaks you'll protect

A growing streak, badges from First Photo to One Full Year, and a month grid where missed days stay visible. Showing up becomes a habit.

Private by design

No accounts, no ads inside the app, no servers of ours. Your child's photos, moods and words stay on your iPhone, and we cannot see them. Export the lot whenever you want.

One minute a night

By your kid's next birthday: 365 photos, 365 notes, and the story of a whole year.

1

The alarm rings

At your memory minute. Bedtime works best for most parents.

2

Capture today

A photo, how they felt, or the funny thing they said. Ten seconds.

3

The story grows

Day by day their timeline builds, and your streak climbs with it.

Everkid screen showing your child is 1,461 days old with 730 weekends left until 18
Everkid story timeline with daily photos and notes

Their memories belong to you. Only you.

Your child's photos, moods and words stay on your iPhone. We can't see them, and that is a promise we can keep because we never had access in the first place. Because they live on one device, Settings has an Export button that packs every photo and note into a single file you can keep anywhere. The only thing we measure is whether an install turned into a trial and a subscription, so we know which ads are worth paying for. Nothing about your child is part of that. Read the details.