Little Voices is a keepsake of your kid's voice. It's for the silly, fleeting, unrepeatable bits, before they grow out of them. https://littlevoices.figma.site

I have thousands of photos and videos of my daughter, but barely any recordings of her voice. Voice memos get buried in a list, and I hardly go back to them. As she grows up , she’s changing faster than I can hold on to her.

So I built Little Voices for the Config Makeathon, but maybe more so for myself, and other parents who might feel the same way.

I've been using it with my daughter, and she loves hearing her own voice. She keeps becoming someone new, and now I get to hear every version of her, whenever I want.

What it does:

🎤 Catch a moment in seconds

📚 Each memory becomes a storybook card, marked by the age your kid was when you caught it

 🗂️  Sift through the pile, browse by age like a time capsule, or search by keywords

💭 Prompts to help when you draw a blank

📈 See how often you record, gently — no streaks, no guilt

🧒 A separate collection for each kid

How I built it:

🎨 Figma Weave for the card art. I built a repeatable workflow that generated dozens of cards in a consistent style, instead of prompting one at a time.

✨ Figma Agents for design exploration and a simple design system. Figma-native agents felt like a true design collaborator that understood my context — directly fine-tuning iterated designs was what was missing in my Claude Code / Figma MCP workflows.

🧱 Figma Make to put it all together. The trick: ask it for a plan before executing anything. Reviewing the plan first meant the component came out right the first time, instead of three rebuilds later.

If you have your own version of this in your life, tell me about it in the comments. 🙌

Huge thanks to the Figma support team; I hit a publishing wall on both Sites and Community, and they personally unstuck both for me so I could ship this. This entry couldn't exist without them!

🎨 Figma Community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1648859345546148095

📱 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZsCYuuhfXS/?igsh=MTZ1NTN4YmphdWlkNQ==

This is a great example of creative problem-solving. The final experience feels very polished.

Being a freelancer means you’re all of the following at once: ✦ designer ✦ manager ✦ accountant ✦ marketer ✦ salesperson ✦ psychologist Sometimes even tech support for your own laptop. The strangest thing is that the greatest satisfaction doesn’t come from the final file, but from a message from the client: “Wow, this is exactly what I wanted!” It’s for moments like these that you put up with all those “Can you move the logo just a little bit more?” requests. 😄

💯 😊