Turn a little thought into something you can hold. Lunchbox notes, pantry labels, and rainy day adventures, printed right at home. A little paper. A lot of love.
packed with loveA little daily tradition
Their name, a fresh joke, a little love. Set it to print on school mornings, ready to tuck beside the sandwich.
Make a lunchbox note
a place for everythingFor a home that feels like you
Paper labels for jars, boxes, and little corners.
Make a pantry label
saved you the good bitFor the one who’s home a little later
When it was made. Who it’s for. A little care, waiting in the fridge.
Make a fridge note
one thing at a timeFor a little breathing room
A few things on paper. A little less on your mind.
Make a today listMeet your small, useful printing friend
A thermal printer makes marks with heat on special paper. No ink cartridges. Just a roll of paper and a reason to make someone’s day.
No big plans required.
They bring the ideas. And the color.01 / Their imagination. A fresh little page.
A cat on the moon. A butterfly with heart-shaped wings. Let them ask for the coloring picture in their head, then print a little outline for their crayons to bring to life.
A few already colored, a couple waiting their turn, and always one more idea. The printer makes the black outlines. They add every wonderful color.
NO SUNSHINE? NO PROBLEM.
THE FORECAST: A LITTLE ADVENTURE.
02 / When the forecast changes your plans
The shoes can wait by the door. There’s a blanket fort to build, a picnic to pack, and a very important afternoon of being little.
A few ideas on a slip of paper. The rest is up to you two.
Make a rainy day plan
THE GREAT LITTLE
LOOK CLOSELY. LEAVE NATURE AS YOU FOUND IT.
03 / Just beyond the back door
A leaf as big as a hand. A stone that looks like a moon. Suddenly, the same old backyard has a whole new story to tell.
Make a scavenger hunt, find a pencil, and follow their curiosity.
Make a backyard hunt
OPEN FOR VERY IMPORTANT GUESTS
PAYMENT ACCEPTED IN GIGGLES.
04 / A table for two, and a teddy
A menu for the kitchen table. Order tickets for the grown-ups. A very important reservation for their favorite bear.
Print the little props, pour an imaginary tea, and let them run the place.
Hands in the flour. Ideas in the air. Imagine asking for a little note, a useful list, or a plan for the afternoon, and having it land on paper.
“Print a flower for me to color.”
The experience we’re building toward: your favorite assistant, whether that’s Amazon Alexa, Siri on Apple HomePod, or Google Home, connected to your little print studio. Join the waitlist to hear which connections are ready first.
A name, a few words, your own style. Watch your little note take shape.
A LITTLE NOTE FOR MAYA
You make the world a little sweeter.
LOVE YOU TO LUNCH & BACK.
Art, lettering, and your own words, all printed in black and white.
No ink cartridges. No ordinary receipt.
A little workhorse, with a lovely new job
These little receipt printers were built for busy restaurants: all day, every day, one print after another. They’re just as happy making a morning joke, an afternoon coloring page, and a note for tomorrow.
There’s no ink to replace. When the paper runs out, drop in a fresh roll and you’re ready again in seconds. A hardworking little thing, with a softer side at home.
Meet the printersBefore the first little print
The paper part is simple.
A compatible thermal receipt printer, phenol-free paper, and a computer for the connection. We expect most Epson receipt printers to work and we’re adding support for more models. The guide will grow with our confirmed list. Find out about printers and paper.
Yes, you can make a paper label to tape in place. For this setup, start with paper slips and a little tape. Peel-and-stick label printers use a different setup.
Nope. A thermal printer has no ink: heat turns the paper dark to make the designs. That’s part of its charm, and why these little printers are so useful in restaurants. The color comes from you, with crayons, markers, or whatever your imagination brings.
When a compatible AI assistant is connected to Everyday Joy, you can ask it to make a print. Voice depends on the assistant you use. Your printer’s companion computer still needs to be awake and online. The little studio on this page is an editable preview, not a listening device.
For your children, your partner, your housemates, or yourself. Thoughtful notes and useful little lists belong in all kinds of homes.