FridgeWorthy: Kids Art Gallery

The fridge door holds four. FridgeWorthy holds all of them — scanned in a second, dated, placarded, and sorted into the season you actually remember.

The fridge door was never big enough.

Four magnets, one door, and a child who draws nine pictures a week. Somewhere in your house sits a drawer thirty drawings deep, a paper bag on top of the cupboard, and the memory of one Tuesday night when you needed the counter back.

FridgeWorthy keeps everything that doesn't fit. Lay a drawing on the floor and tap once. The app finds the paper's edges, flattens it, and takes out the glare and the shadow of your own hand. Crayon still looks like crayon, and you can recycle the page.

SCAN IT IN SECONDS Point the camera at the page. Your phone does the rest, on the device, without sending the picture anywhere. If you already photographed a stack of them, import the whole camera roll at once and date them in batches.

A PLACARD FOR EVERY PIECE Record who drew it, how old they were, and roughly when. You can answer "sometime last winter" and the app takes it. No empty fields to feel bad about.

SORTED BY SEASON AND AGE You'll find every piece grouped the way you remember time, by season and by how old they were. Switch on smart tagging and the app suggests titles and themes, so you can pull up a whole dinosaur phase without typing.

THEIR VOICE, KEPT TOO Record your child telling you about a drawing. A minute of them explaining the six-legged cat stays with the cat.

BEDTIME REELS Turn a season into a short film with music and their narration, then send it to the big screen over AirPlay. Kids ask for these by name.

ONE WALL, BOTH PARENTS Your wall syncs through your own iCloud, so every device you own shows the same one. Invite the other parent and either of you can scan. Both of you see everything, including the pieces added before the invite.

WHAT WE NEVER SEE You don't create an account. There's no feed and no strangers. We show no ads and run no analytics. We track nothing, anywhere. Your child's artwork sits on your device and in your private iCloud, where we can't read it. Smart tagging sends a picture to our service only after you switch it on, and it never sends your child's name.

FridgeWorthy runs on iPhone and iPad.