Baby photos for grandparents who don't want another app
We built nappi Family Album around the grandparent who'd rather not download anything. Here is how, and why.
The honest problem
Your daughter wants you to see photos of the baby. You want to see photos of the baby. There is an app she could send you, and you'd download it, eventually, after she explains it twice. You'd reset the password three times in the first month. You'd forget which email you signed up with.
Or you'd just tell her to text them. Which is what most grandparents do. Which is fine, except every photo of the baby ends up in a different conversation, and there is no way to scroll back through the first year.
What a link does that an app can't
When your daughter taps invite, she sends you a regular link. You open it the way you open any link, in whatever browser you already use. The album loads. The photos are there.
You can leave a heart. You can leave a sentence. You can come back next week and see the new ones. None of that requires an account.
If you ever want a notification when there is a new photo, that is the moment the app becomes worth installing. Until then, it isn't.
What you get in the album
Photos and videos, in order, with the baby's age right next to them. Not 'November 4, 2026' but '7 months, 2 weeks old'. You'll know which moment you're looking at without doing the math.
If you have grandchildren in multiple families, every album you've been invited to is in the same place.
The languages
The album, the invitation message, the buttons, the prompts, all of it is in your language. Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, German, English. Written the way you'd actually say it, not the way an automatic translator would.
What we will never do
We will never charge you to react to a photo of your grandchild. We will never make the album public. We will never sell your email. We will never make you sign up for a separate account if you don't want one.
When the parent who invited you stops paying for premium, you still see all the same photos. The album stays free for the family forever.