Teens and grown-ups can write too, on the web — the reading mode follows the Avatar's birthday.
A storybook where your child is the hero.
Any word will do — dragon, astronaut, ballerina. Add your child's name and we write and illustrate a one-of-a-kind book, shaped by Aristotle's storytelling craft and tuned to their age.
From dragons to astronauts — a book about anyone.
Every cover, character, and lesson is tailored to your child. Here's a taste of the kind of story we'll write.
Ages 3–6
The Dragon's Quiet Roar
A story about gentle strength
Ages 5–8
Sir Mateo and the Lonely Giant
A story about kindness and courage
Ages 4–7
Stars for Mia
A story about wonder
Three small steps. About a minute of your time.
01
Type a word
Dragon, astronaut, ballerina — any word. Add a name, pick their age, and that's it.
02
We craft the story
A custom illustrated book in seconds. The same hero and companion appear on every page.
03
Read, print & color
Read it aloud on screen, save the whole book as a PDF, or print the black-and-white twin of every page as a coloring book.
Anyone can make a storybook now. We make a keepsake.
A real story engine — and we measure it
Every story is built on Aristotle's arc with a virtue shown, never preached — and checked by more than 8,500 automated tests before a child reads it, including a hostile-input suite run against the live app.
Your child's likeness never leaves the room
No photos of children, ever. Your child builds an Avatar by choice — hair, color, what they love — and it lives only on your device.
One book that grows
Every story becomes a chapter in your child's own Story Book, with their Avatar on the cover and a badge for every virtue they've practiced.
The same hero on every page
Locked character sheets keep the hero, the sidekick, and any newcomer identical across the whole book — and every page has a coloring-book twin.
Read aloud, by their own Avatar
Warm narration for every page, and an Avatar that talks the child through making their book.
Learn how words work
The Word Lab shows how one adjective changes the picture and how a feeling changes the story — the mechanics of storytelling, made visible.
Want to see the mechanics? Open the Word Lab — swap one word and watch the picture and the story change together.