Ines

Every screen a parent sees here starts with their child's name, at this size, before anything else. That is not a design flourish. It is the whole point of the software and most of the point of the nursery.

Ordered by time, not importance

The day comes to you as it happened — arrival, snack, outdoors, lunch, nap — because a feed sorted by what an algorithm thinks matters is not a day.

Named, not numbered

No dashboards, no “recent activity”, no lookup before you can read anything. Your child's name, then the day.

Written by the person who was there

Every observation is signed by the adult who made it. If you want to ask about it, you know who to ask.

Thick poster paint mixed on a tray in green and pink — Powder paint, mixed badly on purpose

Small hands pressing dough on a floured table — Dough, most of a morning

A row of small planted pots on a wooden step outdoors — The bit of the garden they planted

Collected leaves and seed heads laid out on blush paper — This week's collection