Catch it before they say it right.
babbu 
nana 
tup 
appo 
fiss
A little dictionary of the words only your child says. Record how they say it, keep it forever.
Why Babbu
"Babbu" is my daughter's word for ball. By the time she says it right, I'll have forgotten how it sounded.
Every toddler invents their own language: the mispronunciations, the made-up names, the sounds only you understand. Phones are full of photos, but these little words slip away. Babbu keeps them.
How it works
Card 1 of 5: babbu, meaning ball.
Record their voice
One tap, right in the moment. The sound is the keepsake.
Write how they say it
Spell it their way, then add what they mean. "Tup" is a cup, obviously.
Keep it as a card
Each word gets its own illustrated card, so their whole little language grows into a collection.
One day it'll just be banana.
Every "babbu" becomes "ball" eventually. Keep the in-between.
Little promises
Private by default
Words, voices and photos stay on your phone. Share only with people you invite.
English, Català, Español
Made for families who mix languages, because toddlers certainly do.
No ads
Nothing to scroll past. Just your child's words.
Never used to train AI
Their voice is theirs. It's never sold, and never fed to a model.
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