Lately I’ve been watching my kids grow… and it’s making me realise these little moments won’t stay little forever.

My older one is now obsessed with “Did you know…” science shows like StoryBots + Dr Binocs.

He’ll randomly shoot me with facts like: “Did you know if you can't breathe properly...there might be something wrong with your ravioli?!” (he meant alveoli)

My younger one is starting his reading journey with The Very Hungry Caterpillar. A classic from my childhood… now becoming part of theirs.

And then there’s the art.

The messy, hilarious, fridge-worthy “masterpieces” that adults might overlook as suspiciously sticky works of art.

It made me realise: I don’t just want my kids to learn. I want to be part of their learning journey... and preserve it as they grow.

So I built Notimon — the world’s first note-making game for families with kids.

It's the world's first note-making game—your notes are plants, your backlinks are vines, and building knowledge earns XP.

Why I made this: to help students with their studies, better memory retention, motivate revision revisits and atomic notes!