MemolinesFAMILY ALBUM
Your children’s drawings deserve better than a cardboard box
Scan a sheet, add who drew it and the story behind it. Memolines turns it into a crisp, printable memory your child can browse alone.
No account. No ads. Your drawings stay on your phone.
The lighthouse monster
What the artist said
He puts his boots on when the tide comes in.
THE PROBLEM
One drawing a day, one pile a month
Sheets pile up on the fridge, then in a drawer, then in a box. You lose track of who drew it, at what age, and why it mattered that day. In the end you throw them out feeling guilty.
Every drawing becomes a card: the artist, their age, the date, an anecdote and the text recognised on the sheet. The paper can go — the memory stays, and stays printable.
HOW IT WORKS
Four gestures, one minute
- 1
Scan the sheet
The camera finds the edges like a document scanner. You can also import a photo you already took.
- 2
We clean the drawing
Crop, straighten, compress. The child’s line stays recognisable and the file stays light.
- 3
Tell the story
The child’s first name, their age, a title, the date and the anecdote. Text written on the sheet is recognised when possible.
- 4
The child browses
A full-screen child mode, free of surrounding text, where they swipe through their own drawings.
THE STUDIO
What lives in the album
A card per memory
Title, date, anecdote, the artist’s age at the time, and the child’s photo if you want one.
Several artists
Each child gets a tab, a drawn avatar and their own gallery. Siblings never get mixed up.
Print ready
The stored document is the printable one. The gallery thumbnail is a separate, lighter file.
Gentle reminders
A local weekly or monthly reminder, only if you ask for it. Nothing is sent from a server.
A birthday, celebrated
On their birthday the child’s page fills with paper confetti and pencil balloons. Once a year — not a reward.
French and English
The app follows the phone’s language. Dates and ages are formatted with it.
CHILD MODE
They can look on their own, without breaking anything
The child gallery opens in one tap and is left through an addition. It is not a password: it is just enough friction that a four-year-old finger does not wander out by accident.
7 + 5 = ?
An addition, not authentication.
PLANS
Just pick the room your family needs
Free
€0
forever
1 artist · 20 drawings in total
Enough to try the whole album, on one phone.
- Scan, clean-up and memory cards
- Child mode and local reminders
- Everything stays on the device: no backup
Premium
€4.99 / month
or €39.99 / year
Up to 5 artists · 200 drawings per child
A family’s worth of room, with a safety net.
- Everything in Free, without the 20-drawing ceiling
- Encrypted cloud backup, restorable on a new device
- The quota counts per child, not for the whole house
Ultra
€8.99 / month
or €69.98 / year
Up to 20 artists · 1,000 drawings per child
For large families and classrooms.
- Everything in Premium, at another scale
- 1,000 drawings for every little artist
- Encrypted cloud backup included
Store prices, auto-renewing, cancel any time from the App Store or Play Store. Drawings already saved stay accessible even if you stop paying.
QUESTIONS
What people ask us
Do I need an account?
No. The app opens and works with no account, no email and no password.
Does it work offline?
Yes, entirely. Scanning, saving and browsing never require the network.
What happens to my children’s photos?
They stay in the app’s private storage, on the phone. They are neither uploaded nor analysed elsewhere.
Can I print a drawing?
That is what the stored document is for: it keeps a print-grade resolution, separate from the gallery thumbnail.
What if I change phones?
On the free plan the album lives on the device where it was created: if that goes, it does not come back. The encrypted cloud backup in Premium and Ultra exists for exactly that case — you restore it onto the new phone.
What happens when I hit the 20 drawings?
Nothing is erased. The 20 drawings already saved stay readable and printable; you move to Premium to add more, or to open a tab for a second child.