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Your child’s art, kept exactly as they made it.

Photograph a drawing. Fridge Door lifts it off the kitchen table—no glare, no shadow, no creased corner—and keeps every wobbly line just where they put it.

A child’s marker drawing of a smiling pink creature with feathery ears, holding a little bag. A child’s marker drawing of a round black cat with a bright blue belly and blue whiskers. A child’s drawing of a striped brown creature with three leafy-haired heads and long legs. A child’s marker drawing of a purple bug with big dark eyes, scalloped black wings and a green worm.
Pencil handwriting by a young child that reads “Monstr makes me happy”.

Even the spelling.

Other apps turn a child’s drawing into something polished. Fridge Door doesn’t redraw, tidy or “improve” a single line. It only takes away the photograph around it.

  • The kitchen table
  • Window glare
  • Your thumb
  • The backpack crease
  • Every wobbly line
  • The uneven fill
  • Their spelling
  • The bit off the edge

Every stroke, up close.

Each drawing is kept at full resolution, so years from now you can still see where the marker pooled, where it ran dry and where they pressed too hard.

A dense, colourful marker landscape: swirling blue sky, a red and black mushroom, spiky plants and little creatures.

A fridge door that never runs out of room.

Every drawing, in the order they made it. No more deciding which ones quietly go in the recycling.

A child’s drawing of a striped purple flying saucer above a crowd of small colourful monsters.
A coloured-pencil drawing of an orange jack-o’-lantern creature with spindly black legs, on cream paper.
A tangle of crayon loops in blue, green, pink and yellow with a smiling green sun-face above.
A child’s drawing of a striped beetle with red eyes over an orange crayon scribble.
A child’s drawing of a long patterned fish, a pink figure and a green crescent creature.
A marker drawing of two smiling stick figures standing under a tall palm tree.
A pencil drawing of a monster with rows of pointy teeth and long legs.
A page divided down the middle and filled with black crosses, pink loops and a few heavy dots.
A dense, colourful marker landscape with a red mushroom.
An abstract drawing of pink swirls, dotted lines and grey and maroon shapes.
A busy drawing with a spiky heart, blue spirals, a broom and dinosaur stickers.
An energetic tangle of pink and orange marker zigzags, loops and patterns.

Keep the ones you’d never throw away.

And the ones you were about to. Fridge Door is coming soon to iPhone.