Pick a hero. Hear your story.
A dragon named Max who lives in a castle. A fox named Luna who sneaks out to the moon with a purple kite. Kids tap pictures to choose a hero, a friend, a place, a special thing, a food, a color and a silly sound. The story writes itself around those picks, every page gets its own picture, and it reads itself out loud with the words lighting up as they are said.
Made for a five-year-old
no reading requiredEvery choice is a picture
Nothing to read on the way in. Each question is spoken, each card is a drawing, and tapping one says its name. A dice button picks for them.
The story changes with the picks
A robot beeps where a dragon huffs smoke. Under the sea they swim past the seaweed and meet an octopus; on the moon they bounce past a crater and meet a little green alien. Four stories, hundreds of thousands of combinations.
It reads itself
Pages read aloud and turn by themselves, with each word lighting up as it is spoken. Tap any word to hear it alone. Silly sound words make real sound effects.
Find the critter
Some pages hide a ladybug, a snail or a little star. The voice asks, it wiggles if nobody finds it, and a tap earns a sticker.
A sticker book
Finish a story and the hero becomes a sticker. Every critter found is one more. Confetti at The End.
Grown-ups gate
Settings and clearing sit behind a sum a five-year-old cannot do yet. No accounts, no ads, no tracking; stories, stickers and settings stay on the device.
How the pictures were made
Every character, place and prop is a drawing from one illustration library, made in one style and reviewed by a person before it went in, so the dragon on page eight is the same dragon as on page one and nothing unexpected ever appears on a page. Nothing is generated while a child is playing.
Make a story in your browser. It works on a phone, a tablet or a laptop, and once it has loaded it needs no connection.