Season 1 · 300 Founding Family spots

The bedtime show starring your kid.

Tell us about their day in 20 seconds. Tonight's episode picks up where yesterday's left off, your kid chooses what happens next, and every episode ends calm.

No ads, everNever a photo of your childRefundable until launch

Trailer · 30s

How it works

Twenty seconds from you. A whole episode for them.

1
Tell us about today
Where you went, who was there, one thing that happened, how they felt. Type it or say it. Twenty seconds at the dinner table, together.
2
Tonight's episode is ready
One episode, one bedtime: 6 to 8 illustrated minutes starring your kid, with their pets and friends as the cast. Real character voices, music under every scene, and it opens with "Previously on…" so yesterday carries on.
3
They steer it, three times
Three times during the episode, the story pauses on a few choices. Your kid taps one and the story bends. The last scene never asks anything: the hero gets home, calm, with a soft hint about tomorrow.

Try one tonight

Play an episode the way your kid would.

Sound on. Tap Play, listen, and choose three times. About two minutes, and it ends calm.

Three kids, three ordinary days, 64 ways each night can go. See all free stories

What you type, what they get

One ordinary Tuesday becomes tonight's episode.

You type

Wherethe park
WhoGrandpa, Coconut the dog
What happenedlost a red boot, found a frog
Feelingproud, a bit sad about the boot

Twenty seconds. Typed or spoken, together.

They get, tonight

Mia's Adventures · Episode 7

The Boot That Came Back

6 scenes8 minutes3 choicesEnds calm

Previously on Mia's Adventures, Mia lost her red boot at the park. Tonight Coconut smells something boot-shaped under the big slide, a very polite frog has something to confess, and Grandpa knows a shortcut. Mia decides whether to follow Coconut's nose or ask the frog first.

Tonight's cast, in their own voices

Three beats, every night

Previously on… The park, golden hour — The park, golden hour
Mia lost her red boot by the big slide. Grandpa says he knows a shortcut. Coconut says nothing, but his nose is twitching.

The choice Under the slide — Under the slide
Something boot-shaped, and a very polite frog sitting in it with something to confess. Follow Coconut's nose or ask the frog first? Mia decides.

Ends calm Home by bedtime — Home by bedtime
Boots drying by the door, Coconut on the bed, the frog waving goodnight at the window. A hint about tomorrow, then lights out.

The choice · 36s

Their tap. Their story.

Three times a night, they decide.

Three or four choices, read aloud in character, three times an episode. Your kid taps one and the story bends around it. The final scene never asks, so bedtime stays bedtime. Tomorrow's "previously on" remembers what they picked, so the show feels like theirs because it is.

Follow Coconut's nose Mia's pick
BAsk the frog first
CCall the boot's name
DCheck the sandpit

Younger kids get two or three short, visual choices read aloud. Older kids get wider forks and more say.

Not another story app

Plenty of apps make up a story. This one makes a show.

A show that remembers your kid's week, talks in character voices, and lets them steer.

from you: 20s
per episode: 6–8 min
years old: 3 to 8
end calm: 100%

Made together, not for you

You give the day. Your kid makes the choices. Nothing is a template, and nothing replaces the chat about their day. It is the story you would have made up at 7:45pm if you had anything left.

Real voices, real music

Characters talk to each other in different voices, with a music bed under every scene. Not one flat narrator reading a wall of text.

Remembers everything

Coconut the dog, the red boot, Grandpa's garden. Characters and places come back. Yesterday's choice shapes tonight's episode.

Ends calm, every time

The last scene is always a wind-down: home, bed, a hint about tomorrow. Listen mode lets the screen go dark after scene one while the audio carries on.

You stay in the loop

Preview the episode summary before your kid sees it. Swap a scene with one tap. No scary content, gentle endings guaranteed.

Never a photo of your child

First name, age band and what they love. That's all we ask. Your day notes are never used to train anything, and you can delete them any time.

Every episode ends the same way

Home. Bed. A hint about tomorrow.

The last scene is always a wind-down, whatever your kid chose. Listen mode dims the screen after scene one while the voices carry on, so the show ends exactly where bedtime starts.

Founding families

Get in first. Pay less.

Join the waitlist, then lock in Season 1 pricing if you want it. Both offers are refundable until launch, no questions asked.

Season 1 pass

$35for 30 nights

A month of bedtimes: 30 episodes over your first 30 days, about a dollar a night.

A month of bedtimes: 30 episodes, one a night
About a dollar a night
Starts when episodes open
Refundable until launch

Reserve Season 1

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Founding Family

$179$240for 12 months

A whole year of bedtimes: an episode every night for 12 months, under $15 a month. First 300 families only.

An episode every night for 12 months
Under $15 a month, $240 at launch prices
Only the first 300 families
Refundable until launch

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Questions parents ask

The frog answers, politely.

How does one episode work?

One episode is one bedtime, 6 to 8 minutes. It opens with "Previously on…", built from last night's choices and the 20 seconds you told us about today. Three times along the way the story pauses and your child picks what happens next. The last scene has no choice: the hero winds down at home and a soft teaser sets up tomorrow ("Tomorrow, Coconut finds out who took the boot"). So there is no "one more!" fight at lights-out, just a reason to look forward to tomorrow night.

Is this just an AI story generator?

No. It is a continuing show your family makes together. You give the day in 20 seconds, your child picks what happens three times along the way, and the episode remembers the characters, places and choices from the nights before. AI does the drawing and the voices; the story is yours. Nothing is random and nothing is a template.

Isn't a screen before bed a bad idea?

We built around that. Episodes are a fixed length, the last scene is always a wind-down, and listen mode turns the screen dark after the first scene while the story carries on as audio. Many families will play it after dinner and keep bedtime for the recap.

What do the voices sound like?

Expressive character voices in dialogue, not one narrator. Coconut sounds like a scrappy little dog, Grandpa sounds like Grandpa, the frog is very polite. Music sits under every scene. Tap for sound on the trailer above and you'll hear it.

Who checks the content is safe?

Every episode is written against age-band rules with no scary themes and a guaranteed gentle ending. You can preview the summary before your child sees it and regenerate any scene. We never ask for photos of your child, and your day notes are never used to train anything.

My kid wants the same story every night. Will this work?

Episodes stay in your library and can be replayed as often as they like. Because the cast comes back night after night, kids get the comfort of 'the same show' with a new episode.

What ages is it for?

Designed for 3 to 8. The age band you pick sets vocabulary, episode length and how open the choices are. Younger kids get short, visual choices read aloud.

What does it cost?

Founding families lock in a lower price on the waitlist: $35 for the Season 1 pass (30 episodes over your first 30 days, about a dollar a night) or $179 for a Founding Family year (an episode every night for 12 months, under $15 a month). After launch it will be $19.99 a month. Both founding offers are refundable until launch.