SayMake - Keep everything your kid makes. Watch it add up.

Hey Product Hunt — Tom and Sunny here. We're two dads building SayMake, and we want to give you the honest version. Here's what's live today, and it's dead simple: your kid builds something this summer — a cardboard claw machine, a LEGO rig, a drawing, a little web app — and you snap a photo or paste a link. It lands on a private family shelf, captioned in your kid's own words. Those builds become a Build Reel you can play and a card you're proud to send to grandparents or a co-parent. You also get a quiet weekly recap of what they made — descriptive, no scores, no grades. Free. What it is NOT yet: an AI that coaches your kid to build apps. That's where we're headed — a coach that helps a kid make the next choice and never builds it for them — but it isn't wired yet, and we won't pretend it is. Why the shelf first. Watch a kid show you something they made. They don't want it filed — they want it to matter to someone. Kids make real things constantly, and it all ends up in a closet, a camera roll, or the bin. The making is everywhere; the recognition is nowhere. Summer is when they make the most of it. So we started at the truest, simplest place: give what they already build a home, in their words, so they can see their own work treated like it counts. We think kids don't learn to code and then build — they build, and learn by shipping. The field is going broad on AI literacy (Code.org → CodeAI, Hour of Code → Hour of AI, 33M students). We're going deep: kids who ship real things. No scores, no streaks, no leaderboards — the build is the reward. Your kid's face is never public unless you choose it. Tear it apart, ask us the hard stuff. If you've got a kid who makes things this summer: add their first build, free → saymake.app