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Safe messaging
Messages are checked before they appear: hurtful wording, personal details and hidden messages are sent back. Anything unclear goes to the teacher.
For students
Start your class’s yearbook yourself.
Open the app, enter your school and class, and pick a theme. Share the join link in your class group; everyone writes to each other, and in the end you all have the book.
How
Starting a yearbook as the class representative.
Open the yearbook
Choose your school, class and theme. Collecting messages is free.
Add an adult
If you’re under 18, your parent consents first; then a teacher or a parent joins you as the responsible adult.
Share the link
Your class joins through the link and you approve them. Let the messages begin.
For fun
Messages, superlatives, capsule.
Your own page, your own layout
Each student picks the layout of their page, orders the messages, and can hide or report one they don’t want.
Memory wall
The class’s shared photos from trips, school fairs and break time. The favorites go into the yearbook’s collage page.
Class superlatives
The class votes: funniest, most helpful, future scientist. If a winner would rather not be included, they stay out of the book.
Time capsule
Write a letter to your future self; the app lets you know when it opens, years later.
Voice and video memories with QR
Add a 30-second voice note or a 15-second video next to a message. It is printed in the book as a QR code, and whoever scans it hears the voice.
Not sure what to write?
The blog has more than 50 examples of yearbook messages you can write to a friend.
Frequently asked
Common questions
Can a student start a yearbook?
Yes, a student over 13 can start a yearbook as the class representative. If they are under 18, their parent consents first, and then a teacher or parent joins as the responsible adult, who handles the bulk payment and finalizing.
Can I change a message I wrote?
While messages are being collected, yes: open your message from My messages, fix it and send it again. Once your message passes the check, it appears on your friend’s page.
What if I don’t want a message written to me?
From the menu next to the message on your page you can hide it, report it, or block the person who wrote it. The person you report is not told.
Does the yearbook cost anything?
Collecting messages is free. Before the book is finalized, every student’s seat is paid for: either the organizer buys a class pack for everyone, or everyone pays their own share.