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A baby album that makes itself.

Dote reads your camera roll, finds the best photos of your children, and makes a short story of the week every Sunday.

Coming soon for iPhone

The Today screen in Dote. A print of a smiling toddler on a beach sits under the title This week with Ava and Milo.

You do not sort anything.

Dote looks at every photo on your iPhone. It removes the blurry ones, the duplicates and the screenshots, and it keeps the photos that are worth keeping.

Each day it shows one moment, such as this day a year ago.

It knows who is who.

Tell Dote the name and birthday of each child. Every photo then shows an age, and each child gets a page with firsts, a growth chart and a film of them growing up.

You can see two children at the same age, side by side.

Grandparents see the week.

Send one invitation. Your family then sees the best photos of each week in a feed that they can view and cannot change.

The photos go through your own iCloud, not through a Dote server.

Your photos stay yours.

Dote reads your photos on your iPhone. It has no account, no advertising and no analytics. Face data never leaves the device, and you can turn face recognition off at any time.

Read the privacy policy

The Moments screen. Photos from November are grouped by day under the heading Around the house.
Moments, grouped by day
A child's page in Dote, with her name, her age, and buttons for Time-lapse, Same age and Make.
One page for each child