Open the app, the cursor is already in the field, type what just happened, save. Two parents, one timeline per child — no category to pick, no form to fill in, nothing to wait for.
Free, no ads. Android now; iPhone later.

Open the app, the cursor is in the field, type, save. Everything else exists only if it doesn't get in the way of that.

Long-press an entry to mark it as a milestone — in your own words, or from a short list of common firsts with the age range they often happen in. Firstful never says a child is behind or ahead: every child has their own pace.

Invite the other parent with a link, or a short code if the link doesn't open the app. Both of you add to and see the same timeline, with who added what. Several children? Switch between them, and share each one only with the people who should see it.

Export every child, entry and milestone as a file you keep — with download links for the photos and videos — or delete your account, right in the app. Notifications are off until you turn them on, and then only ever say “New moment in your timeline”. Light or dark, English or German.
A private keepsake stays that way by staying small. These are excluded on purpose, not waiting on a future roadmap.
Entries, photos and videos are stored on servers we run in the EU, and only the members of a family can see them. Two service providers carry data on our behalf — Cloudflare passes the app's requests on to our server, and Google delivers notifications if you turn them on. The privacy notice lists exactly what is stored, where, and who handles it.