Attagram, a tiny printer that gives kids a magical daily digest
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About Attagram, a tiny printer that gives kids a magical daily digest
Attagram is a compact, screen-free printer designed for families to send daily routines, reminders, chore lists, countdowns, and love notes directly to the kitchen counter. Parents, grandparents, or any trusted adult can write a message via the Attagram app, and it prints on phenol-free paper (no BPA or BPS) at a scheduled time. The child tears off the note, reads it, checks off tasks, and feels ownership of the plan without needing a device. This reduces parental nagging, makes family communication visible and tangible, and helps kids stay organized without screen time. Perfect for morning routines, after-school chores, travel countdowns, and messages from distant relatives.
Key Features
Prints daily morning plan, chore list, countdown, joke, and notes from loved ones
Uses phenol-free paper with no BPA or BPS – safe for children
Wi-Fi connected – parents and trusted adults can send messages from anywhere
No app, account, or screen required for the child – just tear off and use
Secure and private – only invited adults can send
Scheduled printing – messages appear on the counter at set times
Tear-off paper strips – kids can carry, check off, pin up, or recycle
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Completely screen-free for kids – no device, no notifications, no feeds
- Reduces parental nagging by making expectations visible and kid-owned
- Strengthens family connections – grandparents and remote parents can participate
- Simple ritual that kids look forward to – easy to integrate into mornings
- Uses safe materials (phenol-free, no BPA/BPS)
- Supports multiple trusted adults without requiring accounts for kids
Cons
- Requires Wi-Fi connection to receive messages
- Printer is a hardware purchase – ongoing paper refills needed
- One-way communication only (parent to child); child cannot reply via the printer
- Limited to short text messages and simple checklists – no images or long notes
- Physical printer takes up counter space and needs power
Best For
Morning routine checklist (brush teeth, pack lunch, shoes on)Chore reminders (unload dishwasher, take out recycling before screens)Travel countdowns (days until Disney or Spain, practice a phrase)Loved-one notes from grandparents or traveling parents (good luck, proud of you)Weather and daily plans (hoodie morning, practice at 4)Reading or math prompts (math problem of the day)After-school reminders (homework, sports practice)
FAQ
What does Attagram print?
Attagram prints a daily paper strip containing the morning routine, chore list, countdown, joke, and a note from a loved one, all based on what parents send through the app.
Does my child need a device to use Attagram?
No. Attagram is screen-free for kids. The message prints on paper in the kitchen, and the child simply tears it off, reads it, and carries it with them.
Can grandparents or other family members send notes?
Yes. Parents can invite any trusted adult to write notes that will print on the child's Attagram, enabling long-distance connection.
Is the paper safe?
Yes. Attagram uses phenol-free thermal paper with no BPA or BPS, making it safe for children to handle.
How do I set up and send messages?
Parents use the Attagram app to compose a message (routine, chore, note, etc.) and schedule when it prints. The message appears on the counter at the chosen time.
What happens after the note is printed?
The child tears off the paper strip, reads it, checks off tasks, and can save it, pin it on the fridge, or throw it away. The printed note replaces repeated verbal reminders.