Kinder Stories

Kinderstories was inspired by Automated Memories from Google Photos, which beautifully show how AI can bring emotional value to everyday media. However, Google Photos is rigid, consumer-focused, and not customizable for organizations. As a Data Scientist, I wanted to explore how AI memories work in the real world, beyond personal use. While studying this space, it became clear that preschools generate rich, meaningful media every day, and parents genuinely love receiving updates about their children. This made preschools a natural starting point for building structured, recurring memories. The core problem was media overload with zero meaning. Parents and schools capture large volumes of photos and videos, but they remain unorganized, unedited, and rarely revisited. Editing takes time, and existing tools either store media passively or require manual effort. Preschools also face challenges around branding, consistency, and regular social updates, which they manage manually today. There was no solution that combined media organization, memory creation, personalisation, and branding—especially in a privacy-sensitive environment like early education. We initially looked at this as an AI editing problem, but quickly realized the real need was zero editing. Schools and parents don’t want better editing tools—they want automatic memories delivered consistently. This led us to build Kinderstories around: Zero-editing, AI-driven memory creation Organized media workflows Branded daily or weekly memories Regular updates usable across parent communication and social profiles By directly working with preschools, we shaped the product to fit their exact needs. The result is an AI Memory Creation platform that turns everyday school moments into meaningful, shareable stories—automatically.