Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Kaketa makes children’s drawings part of the family screen
Kaketa describes a browser-based way to animate children’s drawings on a living-room screen and share them in a family album.
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- Families sharing children's drawings across households
- Worth noticing
- The page says invited relatives can open an album from an email link, and drawings can be shown on a TV, tablet, or projector.
Field notes
The described setup uses a phone or tablet to make a drawing, then sends it to a screen and a family album; paper artwork can be brought in with a photo. The page says albums sort work by child and month, and lists voice labels, family comments, video sharing, and drawing games. It also describes a classroom option, though the supplied page does not demonstrate these features in use.
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