The standard advice — "just put it in a box per year" — sounds sensible until you're facing a mixed pile that spans five years, nothing is dated, and you genuinely can't remember whether the unicorn drawing was from age 4 or age 6. Manual organisation of children's artwork takes real effort and usually ends up either incomplete or so obsessive it becomes its own burden. Most parents either give up entirely or keep a handful of "keepers" and quietly mourn the rest.
VaultIt's AI organisation handles the hard work automatically. When you scan artwork, the app analyses visual cues and helps suggest approximate ages, which you can confirm or adjust with a single tap. Every piece is then sorted into a year-by-year timeline in your private vault, so you always know exactly what your child made at 4, at 6, at 8. The timeline view lets you scroll through their entire creative history the same way you'd scroll through a photo album.