Family Log: Shared Journal

FamLog turns your family's life into something you can actually look back on.

Every person is a repo. Every moment worth remembering is a commit. Every birthday is a release — with its own notes, written by the year you just lived.

WHAT YOU DO

Commit the moments. A first tooth, a bike ride without training wheels, the sourdough that finally worked. Add a photo, pick an emoji, done in seconds.

Watch the year fill in. Each person gets a contribution graph: fifty-two weeks of your year, greener the more you lived it. Empty weeks stay grey — they are part of the story too.

Open the release. Every birthday closes a version and opens the notes for it: what happened, month by month, who committed what, and every photo from the year in one place.

Write the README. Each person has a profile — a one-line bio, their role in the family, what they do, and a small README in markdown. Husband. Dad. Coffee powered.

BUILT FOR A FAMILY, NOT A FEED

No likes. No followers. No algorithm deciding which memory surfaces today. Everyone in the family shares one space with an invite code, and everyone can commit to anyone's timeline — because the person living the moment is rarely the one holding the phone.

Works offline: your family's history is on your device, and syncs when you're back.