A personalised birthday book for mom or dad, from the family

Printed copies are paid, small enough to wrap and leave on the breakfast table.

1. Cover

   Mumma or Papa drawn with the kids in your chosen style, with the name your family uses for them. You choose from three title options, such as 42 Things We Love About Papa Vikram or Happy Birthday, Amma.

2. Dedication

   Their first name, the year and your sign-off line, such as Love, Aarav and Myra. If siblings sign too, every name goes here.

3. Things we love about you

   The heart of the book. The number on the cover can match the age they are turning, or a smaller number you pick, like 10. AI writes each reason from your answers. To fill the list, it suggests warm general lines that you tap to keep or remove. It never invents a memory, and suggested lines are marked in the preview so you can change them.

4. Catchphrase and superpower

   The line Mumma or Papa always says, set beside a drawing of them saying it, and the one thing they are amazing at, from fixing everything in the house to the best rajma in the family.

5. This year with you

   One highlight from the past year in your own words, with a spread of your real photos from the year. Any photo you would rather not have drawn stays a real photo.

6. What nobody notices

   The quiet things Mumma or Papa does for the family, written from the kids' side. For grown-up children, this can be the page that means the most.

7. I love you more than

   The kids finish the sentence in their own words, however silly. A toddler's answer can be typed by a parent exactly as they said it.

8. Closing page and voice note

1. Who is the book for, and what do you call them at home? (tap Mumma, Papa, Maa, Amma, Aai, Ammi, Appa, Baba, Abbu or type your own)
2. Who is it from? Add first names and tap an age band for each: toddler, kid, teen or adult
3. How old are they turning this year? (turning 50, 60 or 75? we will point you to milestone books)
4. What do they always say? (their catchphrase or famous line)
5. What is their superpower? (one thing they are amazing at)
6. What was the best moment with them this past year?
7. What do they do for you that nobody notices?

• Kids, with a little help from the other parent, making a gift for Mumma's or Papa's birthday
• Grown-up sons and daughters who want something more personal than a mug or a frame
• Children living in another city or abroad who cannot be there on the day
• Ordinary, in-between birthdays like 37, 42 or 58 that still deserve a gift

• Warm watercolour storybook: soft washes, gentle faces and a calm palette (the default)
• Bright Indian picture book: flat colours, bold shapes and everyday Indian homes
• Cartoon caricature: big heads, big smiles and a playful look for a fun family
• Drawn by the kids: crayon textures that look like the kids made it themselves
• Photo and doodle collage: your real photos with hand-drawn doodles, for anyone who prefers no illustrated faces