A fresh screen-free activity, printed every morning.

How it works

Set it once. Then it disappears.

Set it up once

Tell it your child’s age and your printer’s email. That’s the whole setup.

It prints each morning

A coloring page, a maze, a fun fact — ready before you’re even up. No app to open.

Hand it over

Something good to reach for instead of a screen. Paper, not one more thing to scroll.

What it makes

A different little thing every day

🎨

Coloring pagesSimple line art, matched to their age.

🌀

MazesAlways solvable — easy for little ones, trickier for big ones.

🔬

Fun factsA tiny bit of wonder, with something to try — no screen.

🌍

Word of the dayA new word in the language you’re raising them with.

🖼️

Cut & pastePictures to cut out, sort, and stick — little hands busy.

🔤

Vocab cardsOne word across the languages your family speaks.

Optional

The Make & Play starter kit

Most activities use things you already have. One big 3,000-piece craft box covers the rest for months — pompoms, pipe cleaners, googly eyes, craft sticks, foam shapes and more. Grab it, tick those boxes in the app, and every activity fits what you own.

Get the craft kit → Another option →

Basics you likely already have: crayons, glue, tape, kids’ scissors, construction paper, washable paint.

⚠️ Best for ages 4+ — contains small parts; supervise little ones.

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Why I made it

I make technology for a living.

So I think about kids and screens a lot. The hard part of raising a child with less screen time isn’t the “no” — it’s keeping a steady stream of good things to do, especially in the morning. Printling does that thinking for you, on paper, then gets out of the way. It’s not a tracker, and it’s not one more thing to scroll. The whole point is less screen, not more.

Want to try it?

I’m looking for a few families to test it and tell me honestly what helps and what doesn’t. It’s free while we’re testing.

Ask to test it