Maya
· MESSAGE ·
Your science presentation was brave.
You kept going when the slides froze.
— Dad
A tiny daily newspaper
for your family.
Attagram prints the little paper your kid actually notices: today’s plan, reminders, puzzles, weather, and notes from the people they love.
PHENOL-FREE PAPER. CLOUD-CONNECTED
What shows up in the kitchen.
A little paper strip with the stuff that makes the day click. Sometimes it is planned. Sometimes it is sent from across town. Either way, it lands where family life happens.
Open the printout examples →
Leo
· TODO ·
Charge your Chromebook tonight
Then put it in your backpack.
— Mom
Ava
· CHORE ·
Unload the dishwasher before practice
— Dad
Sam
· DONT FORGET ·
Band folder + permission slip
Both need your backpack.
— Mom
Zoe
· MESSAGE ·
Good luck at tryouts
Breathe, hustle, have fun.
— Grandma
Noah
· CHORE ·
Take recycling out before dinner
— Mom
Paper makes the day visible.
- Read before breakfast.
- Checked off after school.
- Saved when the note matters.
Notifications don’t.
Write → Print → Tear off
Attagram
To
Alice
Chore
Feed Luna
Send
1. Write the paper
Make a note, reminder, morning plan, puzzle, or message from family.
2. It prints on time
It appears on the kitchen counter as a little strip of paper.
ATTAGRAM
Sort recycling
ATTAGRAM
Make bed
ATTAGRAM
Feed Luna
✓
Done
3. They use it
They tear it off, carry it, check it off, or stick it on the fridge.
They check the paper before they check anything else.
The morning plan. The after-school reminder. The note from Grandma.
“My kid reads the digest before breakfast.”
— Sarah, mom of 2
“The schedule finally lives outside my phone.”
— Marcus, dad of 3
“Grandma is the favorite person again.”
— Lauren, mom of 1
What goes in the newspaper.
Morning plan
“Library book. Homework in backpack.”
The day in one place before everyone scatters.
Weather
“Cloudy. Hoodie morning.”
What to wear and what to bring.
Reminder
“Field trip form. Soccer cleats.”
The little repeated things, made visible.
Family notes
“I need chapter two.”
The fridge note, from anywhere.
Puzzle
“What is 7 x 8?”
A tiny prompt for curiosity.
Just because
“You’re my favorite Tuesday.”
No reason needed. Kept in a drawer forever.
A tiny printer built
for family life.
- Always ready
- Wi-Fi from anywhere
- For every adult your kid trusts
- Phenol-free paper (no BPA or BPS)
- Secure & private
The ritual adds up.
Plans. Notes. Reminders.
Tiny wins.
All adding up.
The little things
make a big difference.