Delivery Day
Be in the room. Family follows.
Delivery Day is a simple way to keep family and friends up to date through labor, delivery, and everything in between — so you aren’t stuck in group texts while you’re trying to be present for your son or daughter.
Email and a password, for parents who post. Family uses an invite plus a password. It works on a phone, a tablet, a computer — anything with a browser.
Newest on top. Always.
This is one place family and friends can check. Share photos, read comments, heart the posts. Grandparents shouldn’t hunt a group text — the latest is waiting at the top.
Invite finds it. Password opens it.
Share a unique link so your mom, your sister, everyone waiting knows where to go. The family password is still what opens it — the link alone never shows posts.
Your invite looks like this
/f/willow-day
Then a private circle screen: name, family password, come in.
Start the timeline before the day starts.
Your photos and posts stay with your family — a quiet place to come back to these days. Not ads. Not a group text that gets buried.