Children first.
Grown-ups in charge.
Every story is made around one child, and every choice about it stays with you.
Gentle stories.
Careful hands.
A story can walk a child through a hard day. That is why it deserves care.
Five short chapters: who decides, what we keep, how every page is checked, and how to reach us.
01Together
Your child.
Your call.
Children never have accounts. Each child is a profile you set up and manage.
You bring the context, and you decide what goes into every story.
Sharing, on your terms
- A story link opens for anyone who has it.
- Your circle: the adults you choose can read or create.
- Read a story yourself before sharing it.
One book, four readers, one sleepy cat.
02In plain language
As little as
a story needs.
What we hold about a child
A first name or nickname, an optional age band and a language. Never a surname. No photo is ever kept.
The original goes. The character stays.
Once a drawing becomes a character, the original is deleted; the character shows the date. A photo of your child is deleted right after, with no face data kept.
Services behind the stories
- Story text — economy (operator default)Writes the words
- Illustration + identity sheet — GPT Image family (economy default)Draws the pictures
- Narration — economy (word boundaries)Reads aloud
- Narration — balanced (timestamps)Reads aloud
- Word timing — forced alignment on known textTimes each word to the voice
- Word timing — ASR alignment fallbackTimes each word to the voice
- Comes-to-life clip — economy (first + last frame, 768p)Brings a character to life
- Story world panoramaPaints the story world
- Linked translationMakes the linked translations
- Child-safety text judgeChecks the words and pictures
- Classifier — text + imageChecks the words and pictures
- Consistency + image safety judgeChecks every picture
03Care in the telling
Checked twice.
Approved by you.
Every idea, page of text and picture is checked before anyone sees it, going in and coming out.
Nothing is shared until you approve it in review.
A new story
- Idea checkedChecking the ideaRight for their age
- Text checkedChecking the textNothing frightening or unkind
- Pictures checkedChecking the picturesSafe to show a child
A story is not a diagnosis
It can open a talk about feelings. It never labels a child or replaces the people who care for them.
04Around every child
The same care,
in every home.
At home
Your child draws and listens on your device, never signed in. You name, review and approve each story before it leaves your account.
Across the circle
A grandparent or co-parent in another home can read or help create, library by library, and you can take that back at once.
How the circle worksQuestions about a setting we haven't covered? Ask us
05Questions
Still wondering?
Just ask.
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