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Our gift cards are good for 12 monthly deliveries. You'll get your gift card by email with the option to have a physical copy mailed at no additional charge.

You'll get 5 free extra prints in the first delivery!

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Micro — 3 photos
$7.99 USD
billed monthly ($)
Starter — 5 photos
$9.99 USD
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Premier — 10 photos
$14.99 USD
billed monthly ($)
Amped — 15 photos
$17.99 USD
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Happy — 20 photos
$19.99 USD
billed monthly ($)
Mind blown — 25 photos
$22.99 USD
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If you're buying a NanaGram gift card for yourself, all you have to do is give the gift card to your loved one and they'll handle setting up the account and sending the photos. All you have to do is open your mail when the photos arrive at your door!

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They'll love the photos or we'll give you a full refund!

Micro — 3 photos
$7.99 USD
billed monthly ($)
Starter — 5 photos
$9.99 USD
billed monthly ($)
Premier — 10 photos
$14.99 USD
billed monthly ($)
Amped — 15 photos
$17.99 USD
billed monthly ($)
Happy — 20 photos
$19.99 USD
billed monthly ($)
Mind blown — 25 photos
$22.99 USD
billed monthly ($)

If you're buying a NanaGram gift card for yourself, all you have to do is give the gift card to your loved one and they'll handle setting up the account and sending the photos. All you have to do is open your mail when the photos arrive at your door!

NanaGram moneyback guarantee seal

They'll love the photos or we'll give you a full refund!

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A photo of Grandma Cook in her 90s and Alex Cook in his 30s with Grandma on the left and Alex on the right holding a giant candy bar.



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Our Story

I’m Alex Cook and together with my brother Andy, we built NanaGram as a gift for our late grandfather Tirrell Cook (Grandpa to us) for his 94th birthday.

Photo of a man (Grandpa Cook) on his 94th birthday blowing out candles with his grandson (Alex) in the right and his daughter-in-law Janet on the left.

Celebrating Grandpa Cook's 94th birthday

When Grandpa stopped driving at 93, I started making more of an effort to visit. It started with errands to the grocery store and bank and quickly morphed into adventures with Grandpa. After breakfast or errands, Grandpa would detour me all around Boston’s South Shore to talk history, geneology and marvel at everything, big and small. One year around the holidays it had been a while since he had a hair cut. I took him to the barber and afterwards he unexpectedly shared his excitement in the car!

As Grandpa grew older, the blood thinning medication he was on made it too dangerous for him to shave. He had no choice to but to grow a beard. Arthritis in his hands made it difficult for him to hold a beard trimmer. One day my mom called and asked me to go over and help him get cleaned up. I became his "barber" — hands-down the most rewarding title of my lifetime!

Grandpa and Grandma Cook lived in their home together for over 60 years. Over the years, my siblings and I would visit our grandparents as often as possible. Grandma and Grandpa loved going through videos and photos on our phones. We tried countless times to set them up with computers, iPads, and other screens but nothing stuck. If we had the time, sometimes we’d send a batch of photos to print a local 1-hour photo but it was challenging to be consistent. So often when we’d go home, our photos and videos went with us.

A man in his 90s (Grandpa Cook) and his grandson sitting on a couch holding two live lobsters.

Grandpa's live lobster birthday gift!

At Grandpa Cook’s 94th birthday, I bought a couple twin live lobsters (Grandpa loved his lobster rolls) thinking there’s no way any of my siblings could top my gift. Sure enough, my brother Andy unveiled a prototype for a text-to-print service he started building the night before. When Andy asked me to help him finish building it, I instantly said "Hell yes!" We decided to name the product NanaGram, after our our mom (Nana) and our grandmother: An ode to the telegram and her career in the communication industry as a life telephone operator. A few weeks later NanaGram blew up on Reddit.

Now thousands of NanaGrammers are delivering photos to hundreds of grandparents across the the world every month. Our regular photo deliveries spark an increase in phone calls and visits, bringing families closer together. In the words of Grandpa Cook, “Isn’t that wonderful!”


Alexander Addison Cook
Chief Oldest Grandson

Two boys (Alex and Andy Cook) sitting at a table in the mid 1990s leaning towards each other and smiling with fancy goblin glasses on the table, their own wooden salt and pepper shakers, and a table cloth.

Alex & Andy at the kid's table, circa early 90s.

Andy Cook sitting in a parking lot on a lawn chair with his headphones and laoptop, coding NanaGram. An old wooden ladder in the background against a brick building with boston ivy growing up the side.

Getting Vitamin D while working on NanaGram.

We grew up and grew beards.

We grew up and grew beards.