Little Now
Remember who they are right now.
You will remember the birthdays. You will not remember how they said “yesterday”, or the face they made at the fan, or the thing they were certain about at four.
Little Now asks you one small question a day, chosen for the age your child actually is. Write the answer, say it out loud, or keep the picture. A year later it comes back to you on an ordinary Tuesday.
Getting help
Write to a person, not a ticket queue:
Useful things to include: which phone you are using, and what you expected to happen instead. If something went wrong while saving a memory, say what kind of memory it was.
Questions that come up
Where are my memories kept? On your phone, in the app's own storage, covered by your phone's normal backup. There is no account and no server, so there is no copy anywhere else. This is also why the app keeps offering to export.
How do I get everything out? Settings, then Your data. The export is a single file holding your writing along with every recording, video and photo the app is keeping for you.
What happens if I stop subscribing? Reading and exporting stay free, always. A lapsed subscription stops you capturing new memories. It never locks you out of the ones you already have.
I changed phones. Restore the new phone from your backup and the memories come with it. If you moved between iPhone and Android, use the export instead.
Does the face recognition send my photos somewhere? No. It reads the picture on your phone using a model inside the app, and keeps a set of numbers rather than the photograph. The privacy policy explains it properly.
Privacy
Nothing you write, photograph or record is ever sent anywhere, because there is nowhere for it to be sent. The full policy is at littlenow.app/privacy.