The family room · Parents & guardians

Their story, kept safe until it is theirs.

Childhood evidence is scattered across camera rolls, report cards, and old email threads, and none of it can prove when it was written. Pupul gives your child one profile a guardian tends now, and the child owns at eighteen, automatically and intact.

Nothing here is a promise. Read the public revocation list or run the live revoke demo yourself.

The problem

What families lose
without meaning to.

Nobody plans to lose a childhood's worth of history. It happens one app shutdown, one dead phone, and one blank intake form at a time.

01 / The scatter

Spread across a dozen apps

Milestones in one app, school records in another, photos everywhere. None of it in one place, and some of it lost every time a platform closes or a phone dies.

02 / The blank form

Every new school starts from zero

Each new teacher, program, or activity begins with the same forms and the same retelling. The child's actual history never arrives with them.

03 / The argument

Nothing is provably from its time

Years later, nobody can show a note was really written when it says it was. Memory gets argued with. A dated record does not.

What you get

One record of their childhood.
Theirs, on the day it matters.

A guardian tends it. The child owns it. Everyone else reads it only with your say-so.

One place, tended by you

Milestones, school changes, the things you want them to have. Added in minutes, dated the moment they land.

It transfers at eighteen

Ownership moves to your child automatically at majority, intact. Not a copy, not an export. The original, theirs.

They arrive already known

A new teacher or instructor the family approves starts caught up instead of starting blind, and only ever sees what you chose to share.

Nobody can rewrite their childhood

Entries can never be edited or backdated, by anyone, including us. What you wrote when they were seven is provably from when they were seven.

You control every reader

One list shows every person and every AI with access, and exactly what each can see. Revoke anyone in one tap, and the revocation is published where anyone can check it.

Free, actually

A child's profile costs nothing, and revoke and delete are free forever. The professional rooms pay for Pupul. Families never do.

Who owns it

It is the child's, the whole time.

One sign in covers everything here. A guardian tends the profile, and the child owns it: at eighteen it transfers to them automatically with everything intact, and from that day they can revoke any reader or delete the whole thing. Until then those controls are yours, always visible, always free.

Pricing

What you pay, exactly.

Plain numbers, no sales call. Revoke and delete are free forever, on every plan, for everyone.

familyFree. Not free to start. Free.
The family roomFreeOne profile per child, tended by a guardian, transferred at eighteen.
Sharing and revokingFreeGrant a teacher or an instructor a view, and end it whenever you want.
DeletingFree, and realDeleting a child's profile removes it. We keep no hidden copy.

No card required and no paid tier behind the free one. The professional rooms fund Pupul; family profiles never do.

Open the family room
FAQ

The questions people actually ask.

What does the family room cost?
Nothing. A child's profile is free, sharing it is free, and revoke and delete are free forever. Pupul makes its money from the professional rooms, never from families.
What happens at eighteen?
Ownership transfers to the child automatically, intact. Every entry, every date, everything a guardian tended becomes theirs to keep, share, or delete.
Who can see a child's profile?
Only the people and apps a guardian approves, and only what the guardian chose to share. One list shows every reader, any of them can be revoked in a tap, and revocations are published where anyone can verify them.
Can an entry be changed later?
No. Entries are dated the moment they are added and can never be edited, reordered, or backdated, by anyone, including us. That is what makes the record worth keeping for eighteen years.
It only grows once it exists

Start it now. Hand it over at eighteen.

The family room is free, and a record started today is one nobody can invent later. Open it and add the first entry tonight.