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For parents of graduating seniors

Their senior year memory book,
printed in hardcover.

We text you one prompt a week. You send us photos and a caption. At graduation, it's a personalized senior year memory book you will treasure forever.

A teal hardcover keepsake book titled ‘The Senior Year — Class of 2027’ next to an open page showing a Friday-night football photo and a handwritten caption.

The truth about senior year

You have 8,000 photos of them on your phone.
You'll look at almost none of them again.

Senior year goes by in a blur — first day, homecoming, college decisions, last games, prom, graduation. The photos pile up. The little moments — the inside jokes, the late-night talks, the way they look right now — slip past faster than you can catch them.

Cap & Caption turns all of it into one senior year memory book. Get the photos off the camera roll and onto a keepsake you'll actually open.

A whole year of memories,
without the overwhelm.

1

A gentle prompt each week

We text or email one simple prompt — "What did their normal Tuesday look like?" — so you never have to wonder what's worth remembering.

2

Photos already on your phone

Snap a new one or pick from your camera roll. Add a sentence or two. Two minutes, and that week is saved forever.

3

A hardcover in your hands by graduation

All 42 weeks become a beautiful printed keepsake they'll hand to their own kids someday. Ships to the US and abroad. Pay once when you're ready to print — no subscription.

An open Cap & Caption book showing a Week 14 story on the left page and a Friday-night football photo collage on the right page.

A real page

Inside your senior year memory book.

Every prompt becomes a two-page spread. Photos are laid out for you, captions in your own words, dated automatically. Full-color hardcover, US Letter (8.5×11"), printed by Lulu — the same press used by New York Times bestsellers.

WHY I BUILT THIS

"My oldest is about to be a Senior. I love watching everyone do the #SeniorSunday photos online, but my daughter does not have social media. I wanted to put my memories somewhere that I could share them with her, not just online. I built Cap & Caption so the memories didn't disappear online, but I could keep them forever."

— Lindsay, the mom behind Cap & Caption

Questions parents ask

Free: questions to ask before graduation

Our favorite prompts for capturing senior year — before it's gone.

Younger kids?

Grade & Caption

The same weekly keepsake, made for students in grades K–11. Capture every school year — not just the last one.

"The days are long, but the years are short.
Pause weekly to soak it all in."

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