Start with a photo.
Bring a photo and, if useful, a short note. The source stays at the center of the creative decision.
Working beta · product in development
Flipbook is a photo-first creative tool for shaping a chosen picture into a small illustrated motion keepsake—one story, told in a sequence you can inspect before the full render.
This is a public product overview, not a download or availability announcement. The beta is still being verified.

Bring a photo and, if useful, a short note. The source stays at the center of the creative decision.
Review possible story routes, then inspect an eight-phase preview before committing to a full motion render.
The product is being built around durable jobs and a library, so an in-progress keepsake has a clear place to return to.
The actual product loop
Choose the photo or compact source set that should anchor the keepsake.
Compare story directions, select one, and let the product turn it into eight clear narrative moments.
Review the phase board before the final render. A preview is a creative checkpoint, not hidden technical telemetry.
The current render design is an eight-phase, 64-frame motion sequence, with recoverable progress and a final player.
What this page proves
The gallery below is the approved Tactile Keepsake visual system for the next implementation pass. Every plate is original synthetic paper-collage art, made for design review.
It does not show customer photos, customer renders, device captures, notifications, pricing, store availability, or performance results. Those remain separate release gates.
Tactile Keepsake
Fifteen product-state plates map the intended journey from source to recovery. Open the images in a new tab for closer inspection.
















Controls, icons, and readable interface text are intended to be native components—not generated image assets.
Release boundary
Flipbook is a working beta product. The public site does not represent it as broadly available or ready for an app-store release.
Real-device validation of the durable photo-to-render journey remains a release gate, including recovery and completion behavior.
Privacy and terms are factual beta drafts. Founder and counsel decisions are required before they become final policies.