Buki turns paper drawings into private digital sketchpads that still feel like little books. Adults can scan or import artwork, keep the original photo, add titles, dates, notes, tags, favorites, and voice memories, then browse every page together. Artwork saves locally first, children never need accounts, and there is no public gallery. Free includes 1 child, 1 sketchpad, and 20 artworks. Pro adds unlimited collections, private backup, premium organization, and exports.
Hi Product Hunt, I’m Levan, the maker of Buki.
I built Buki around a simple problem: children make hundreds of drawings, but the digital copy usually ends up as another photo in a crowded camera roll.
Buki turns each drawing into a page in a private family sketchpad. You can scan or import artwork, keep the original photo, add a title, date, notes, tags, favorites, and a short voice memory, then browse everything like a real little book.
Privacy shaped the product from the beginning. Children are profiles under one adult account, artwork saves locally first, there is no public gallery, and backup and export stay under the adult’s control.
The core experience is free for one child, one sketchpad, and up to 20 artworks. Pro adds unlimited local collections, more organization and styles, private cloud backup, and exports.
I’d especially value feedback on two things: does the paper-to-book idea feel clear immediately, and would you use voice memories to preserve the story behind a drawing?
Thanks for taking a look.