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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.

Everdoodle is not open yet. Join the list and you will hear from us the day it is.

A father and son at a table looking through a keepsake box of the child's artworkA mother and daughter in a kitchen, sharing a drawing on the refrigeratorA father with two children organizing a stack of artwork at the tableParents and their daughter on the sofa looking through a book of children's art

📸 New piece captured

Sorted, dated and filed automatically

How It Works

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.

What The Books Look Like

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

Matte pages, one drawing per page

Design mockup

A purple crayon dragon breathing fire under a yellow sun
Example artwork
Design mockup of an open keepsake book spread showing the dragon drawing printed across two pages
Printed spread

One drawing per page, printed close to the size it was drawn.

Design mockup

A crayon flower garden with butterflies under a smiling sun
Example artwork
Design mockup of an open keepsake spread showing the flower garden drawing printed and bound
Printed spread

Matte pages, no gloss, so the crayon still reads as crayon.

Design mockup

A crayon sailboat with red and blue sails on a wavy sea
Example artwork
Design mockup of an open keepsake spread showing the sailboat drawing printed and bound
Printed spread

The photo gets cleaned up. The drawing is left alone.

Captioned plates

Full-page plates with captions and dates

Design mockup

A blue crayon dinosaur surrounded by hearts
Example artwork
Design mockup of a hardcover spread with the dinosaur drawing full page and a printed caption
Spread with caption

Your child's own words about the piece, printed underneath it.

Design mockup

A crayon drawing of a family, a dog, and a house
Example artwork
Design mockup of a hardcover spread with a family portrait full page beside a dated list of other pieces
Spread, dated

Every piece carries the date it was drawn.

Design mockup

A crayon apple tree full of red apples
Example artwork
Design mockup of a hardcover spread with the apple tree drawing full page and a printed caption
Spread, dated and captioned

Printed as a full-page plate with the caption underneath.

Cover styles

Midnight Foil / Sun Catalog / Mint Sticker

Design mockup

An orange crayon cat with long whiskers and hearts
Example artwork
Design mockup of a Midnight Foil A4 hardcover lying on a wooden table
Midnight Foil on the table

One hardcover. This is what it looks like at home before you open it.

Design mockup

A crayon rainbow arching over a little house with flowers
Example artwork
Design mockup of a Sun Catalog A4 hardcover on a wooden table
Sun Catalog

You pick which piece gets the cover.

Design mockup

A crayon rainbow rocket drawing
Example artwork
Design mockup of a Mint Sticker A4 hardcover on a wooden table
Mint Sticker

Same book, three catalog cover styles. All design mockups, not customer orders.

Every Piece, Preserved

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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Flat cover of an Everdoodle hardcover in the Midnight Foil style, showing the child's artwork on the front
The Launch List

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.

How We Build It

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.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

What is this going to cost?
We have not set the price yet, so we are not going to put a number here and change it on you later. What we can tell you is the shape of it: the archive and the printed book will be priced separately, and you will always see the full cost before you pay anything. When the numbers are set, the launch list hears them first.
What book do you make?
One book: an A4 hardcover. Cover look is a choice inside that book, not a second product. Softcover and linen mounted covers are not what we sell.
Is this a monthly plan?
No monthly plan. When we price it, you will see the full cost before you pay. We have not set that number.
What happens to my child's photos and data?
You are the only account holder. We never create a login for your child. We do not sell your child's photos or use them in ads. When the product opens, you will be able to export or delete the archive from the parent account. We will say how long an unused account stays before that is a live policy.
How do I photograph large or oversized artwork?
Lay the piece flat in even light, shoot it from directly above, and upload it like any other piece. Anything bigger than a poster board is genuinely harder, and we have not solved it yet. Send it anyway and we will look at it with you rather than guess.
Can I add my child's own description of each piece?
Yes. That is the plan. You will be able to add your child's words next to a piece, and those words can print with it. That is not live on this site yet.
What happens to the physical artwork after I send a photo?
Whatever you'd like, and that's the whole point. Once a piece is in your archive and in the book, the original has done its job. Keep a handful of true favorites in a small keepsake box if you want. We never need the physical piece back.
Do I mail the original art?
No. You photograph it at home. We never need the physical piece. Keep or recycle it however you like.
What if we forget to send photos for a few months?
Totally normal, life gets busy. Gentle monthly reminders are on the build list, and they will be a nudge rather than a nag. Either way, whatever's in your archive when your book is ready is what gets printed, so there's no deadline you can miss.
Is this an assessment of my child's skills or development?
No. Everdoodle is a keepsake company, not an educational one. We organize, clean up, and print your child's art exactly as they made it. We never rate, grade, or comment on skill level or development; the only opinion in the book is your child's own description of their work, if you choose to add it.
Can I keep adding new pieces after a book ships?
Yes. Your archive keeps running, and everything you add after a book ships is available for the next batch you choose, so there's never a gap in the archive.
When do you open, and what does the list get?
We are not open. The list is how you hear first, including price when it exists. No account and no upload until then.

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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