GUIDE · 가이드
You want to keep your baby's every day, but posting their face publicly feels wrong — there's a family-only, private way.
Your baby's firsts, for family only.
Family-only · private · end-to-end encrypted
How do I keep baby videos without public social media?
Posting a baby's face publicly means exposure to strangers and a permanent record. The answer is keeping it among family only. On incove, baby videos are visible only inside a private group of invited family, and you can register the baby as a virtual account for separate recaps. There's no public feed, followers, or stranger matching, and every video is end-to-end encrypted so it never leaves the family.
A baby photo, once posted, stays forever and is exposed to strangers. The digital footprint of 'sharenting' follows the child long after they grow up.
Keep baby videos visible only to invited family — parents, grandparents — and there's no worry of them spreading. Location data (EXIF) is stripped on upload.
Register your baby as a virtual account and their videos stack apart. Make a first-year recap of just the baby's or the whole family's, and leave a sealed message for the grown-up baby.
Your baby's every day,
on a family-only timeline.INCOVE · Guide
FAQ
No. They're shared only in a private group of invited family. There's no public feed or followers, and every video is end-to-end encrypted.
Yes. Invite family to the group and they can watch and add videos too.
Yes. Leave a sealed Echo for the baby's virtual account, and make a recap from the very beginning.
INCOVE · CONCEPTS
An audience of one — just for you
Sealed messages sent to the future
No public feed, followers, or algorithm
Group your clips over any period
An account for pets, babies, parents
End-to-end encrypted, even from us
Your home, over your own photo
How incove differs from friend-based apps
