
Lunch Note
Little notes for your kids
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Remember finding a note in your lunch? Lunch Note is that, on the home screen. Write a little note for your kid, and it shows up right where they'll see it next.
A NOTE LINE FOR TWO
Each note line connects one grown-up and one kid, and only those two people can ever see it. Not the other parent, not a brother or sister. Mom and Ava have their line, Dad and Ava have theirs, and Grandma can have one too.
RIGHT ON THEIR HOME SCREEN
Add the Lunch Note widget and your note shows up on their Home Screen, Lock Screen or StandBy, no app to open. A pinned note stays put until you unpin it.
WRITE, DRAW OR SNAP
Write a few words in a handwritten font, draw with your finger or Apple Pencil, or send a photo with a note on it. Pick the paper: napkin, notebook, sticky note or lunch bag. Pick the ink.
SEND IT LATER
Schedule a note for tomorrow at lunch, or the morning of the big test. It arrives right on time.
LITTLE ONES CAN WRITE BACK
Kids can reply with a drawing, a photo or a few words, and react with a heart, a star, a hug or a laugh. You'll see "Seen" when they open your note.
THE FRIDGE
One shared board for the whole family, for the things everyone should see.
SET UP BY A PARENT
Kids don't need an account, an email or a password. A parent sets up a kid's device by scanning a code from their own phone. Parents choose whether a kid can post photos or use the Fridge, set quiet hours, and can pause things anytime.
GRANDPARENTS TOO
Invite grandparents, aunts, uncles or a sitter as grown-ups. They get their own note line with a kid, and a spot on the Fridge.
JUST YOUR FAMILY
No ads, no tracking, no third-party SDKs. Nothing is public: no profiles, no search, no strangers. The only way into your family is an invite from a parent, so nobody outside your family can reach you or your kids. Photos are stripped of location before they're stored, and deleting something really deletes it.
Lunch Note is free.
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What's New in Lunch Note
1.0.1
November 12, 2026
Make it yours: in Settings, tap Appearance to pick the handwriting your notes show in (script, neat print, bubbly or plain), the app's colors (including a dark Night theme) and the paper your widgets show. It only changes how things look on your device. Kids can choose their own too. Writing a note is easier: tap Done above the keyboard, or tap off the note, to put the keyboard away. Fixed: a new name in Settings or on a kid's page is now saved when you leave, even if you don't press Return.
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