Made by a parent, for parents.

Reading is the single most powerful head start you can give a child — but as a parent, it's almost invisible. I could see my kids loved books, but I couldn't tell whether they were actually growing: what level they were reading at, whether a book was too easy or too hard, or what to reach for next.

So I built the tool I wished I had. Every night I'd scan the book we just read, log who read it, and slowly watch a real picture of my kids' reading take shape — levels climbing, streaks building, the right next book always a tap away. PopAPage started as that home project, tested on my own family before it was anything else.

Today it does the same for any family: it turns a quick barcode scan into a growing, celebratory record of a child becoming a reader — with AI reading levels, progress over time, and book picks that actually fit.

That's the start, not the end. The long-term vision is bigger: a companion that helps every family raise a confident reader — connecting the books kids love, the levels they're ready for, and the libraries and shelves where they'll find them. Reading is where it begins; the goal is to make growing up curious feel like a win the whole family shares.

A few things I won't compromise on: PopAPage is parent-only and COPPA-safe — kids never log in, we never show ads, and your family's data is always yours.