Bedtime stories that end.
Choose a world and how it ends. AI writes seven connected bedtime stories for you to read aloud together.
Choose a world and how it ends. AI writes seven bedtime stories for you to read aloud together.
The first story is free. The next six cost $14. No subscription. Introductory price.
The Whale Who Kept the Light
Far below the shipping lanes, where the water forgets the sun, a whale carried a small lamp in the curve of her jaw. She had found it on a drowned ship and meant to return it — but the fish had started reading by it, and some things, once lit, are hard to put down.
How it works
Choose a place.
Pick a setting and a few characters, or add your own. Match the reading age to your child.
Choose how it ends.
Everyone comes home, something is given away, or the characters stay in their world. You decide before the story begins.
Read together.
Set up and preview your stories during the day. At bedtime, open the simple phone reader and read aloud together.
No streaks. No feed. No subscription. One notification.
Start with one story.
The first story is free. The next six cost $14. No subscription. Introductory price.
Questions
What does it cost?
The first story is free. The next six cost $14. No subscription. Introductory price.
Who writes the stories?
AI uses your choices to write the stories. You can preview them before reading aloud. Before tomorrow’s story is locked for bedtime, you can leave one short note to guide a rewrite.
Can I choose what stays out?
Yes. You can leave out things such as monsters, getting lost or loud storms, and add your own preferences. Preview each story to decide whether it suits your child.
Do I need to download an app?
No. You can make a world and read the stories in your phone, tablet or computer browser. You can also record a story in your own voice for your child to hear later.
What if we skip a night?
Read whenever it suits your family. Your place is kept between visits.
What happens after the seventh story?
The story reaches the ending you chose. Finished stories stay under Your stories for rereading. There is no feed or automatic next story.