Your fridge is out of room.
Their art still needs a home.
Snap a photo the moment a new masterpiece comes home. We quietly sort, date, and prepare batches of your child's artwork for a keepsake book that actually gets kept.
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📸 New piece captured
Sorted, dated and filed automatically
One small habit. A lasting archive.
Everdoodle is not open yet. When it is, this is the rhythm we are building for.
1
They create
From crayon scribbles to marker masterpieces, every piece your child brings home is a moment worth keeping.
2
You will photograph each piece
When we open, you will snap one photo at a time on your phone. No app to install. That is the whole habit.
3
We will clean and file it
We will crop out the table and the hands, correct the lighting, and date each piece as it arrives in your private archive.
4
We will bind it when you are ready
The pieces you pick will become a draft book. You will see the whole thing first. Nothing will go to print until you say so.
From fridge-art to finished keepsake.
Straight up: these are design mockups, not customer books. Nobody has ordered one yet, so we built examples rather than pretend otherwise. One hardcover keepsake: inside spreads, captioned plates, and covers on your table.
Inside pages
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One drawing per page, printed close to the size it was drawn.
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Matte pages, no gloss, so the crayon still reads as crayon.
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The photo gets cleaned up. The drawing is left alone.
Captioned plates
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Your child's own words about the piece, printed underneath it.
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Every piece carries the date it was drawn.
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Printed as a full-page plate with the caption underneath.
Cover styles
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One hardcover. This is what it looks like at home before you open it.
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You pick which piece gets the cover.
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Same book, three catalog cover styles. All design mockups, not customer orders.
A book that never gets buried in a closet.
Somewhere between the fridge door and the recycling bin, most kids' artwork disappears. Everdoodle catches it first. Every crayon phase, every glitter incident, every "that's a dinosaur, Mom," bound and dated before it's gone for good.
No scanning marathons. No shoeboxes in the attic. Just one small habit, and a body of work that gets to last a lifetime.
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Everdoodle is not open yet.
We are still building it, and we would rather get it right than get it out fast. Leave your email and you will hear from us the day it opens, plus the occasional note about how it is coming together.
We have not set prices yet, and we are not going to guess at one here. When the numbers are real, this list hears them first.
One email when we open. No spam, and you can leave the list from any email we send.
A keepsake company, not a printing company.
We sell memory and meaning. Printing is just the mechanism. These are the rules we are building it on.
True to the original, always
We enhance the photo, never the drawing. No added strokes and no "corrected" lines. What lands on the page is what your child actually made.
Nothing sells until we hold a proof
We have ordered a proof copy; we have not held it in hand yet. Before any book goes on sale, we will check the color, the binding, and the print quality ourselves.
Your archive, yours to take
Export everything, or delete everything, in one action from your account settings. You never have to ask us and you never have to wait on us.
If a book arrives wrong, we fix it
A production problem is our problem, not yours. We will sort it out with the printer and get you a book you are happy with.
Questions, answered plainly.
What is this going to cost?
What book do you make?
Is this a monthly plan?
What happens to my child's photos and data?
How do I photograph large or oversized artwork?
Can I add my child's own description of each piece?
What happens to the physical artwork after I send a photo?
Do I mail the original art?
What if we forget to send photos for a few months?
Is this an assessment of my child's skills or development?
Can I keep adding new pieces after a book ships?
When do you open, and what does the list get?
Give this year of art a home.
Your child's creativity deserves more than a kitchen drawer. We are not open yet, so leave your email and you will be among the first to know when we are.
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