House Rules for Sharing Your Baby's Photos With Family
Pick the photo rules that matter to you, or write your own. Each person gets them by email and agrees to them first.
Asking grandparents not to post your baby's photos on social media can feel awkward. Cutiko can ask for you. You can now add a few privacy rules when you share photos and updates with family, and the people you invite agree to them before they see a single photo.
Set Your Photo Sharing Rules
Check the rules that matter to you. Ready-made ones include no photos on social media, no forwarding to other chats, asking you before sharing anything else, and not sharing where your child is or their routine. You can also add rules in your own words.
The rules are in the invitation email, so people know what you're asking before they join. If you change the rules later, everyone is asked to agree again the next time they open Cutiko. You can see who agreed, and someone who declines doesn't get in.
These rules are an agreement between family. Cutiko can't control what someone does after they've seen a photo, but your wishes are clear and in writing from the start. If you'd like the same thing on paper, the child privacy note is a free page you can fill in and share.
Choose What Each Person Can Do
You choose what each person can do. Grandparents can simply view updates, while someone helping care for your baby can post feeds, naps, or diaper changes. There's no limit to how many people can contribute on any plan.
You also control who can download photos and videos. Downloads are off by default for everyone you invite, but you can turn them on for individual people, such as a grandparent who wants to print a photo. Downloads are available in a web browser, not in the Cutiko app.
You can set privacy rules for new invitations or for family members who already have access to your baby's photos.