What happens to my child's photo?

It is used once to draw the hero, then deleted immediately. Never stored, never sold, never shared.

Does the photo train AI?

No. The photo is deleted the moment the hero is drawn, so there is nothing left to train anything on.

Will the hero look the same in every story?

Yes. One hero is drawn once and stars in every book, adventure and game. Same face, same style, cover to cover.

Will the hero actually look like my child?

The hero is drawn from the photo, so hair, skin and eye colour come from your child, not from a menu. It is an illustration in a storybook style, not a photograph, so expect a lookalike, not a copy.

Yes. No subscription, no locked content, no ads. Create a hero and play everywhere.

Is this an AI chatbot for my child?

No. Stories and games end on purpose: that's tonight's adventure, see you tomorrow. No chat, no autoplay, no infinite scroll.

Can I delete everything?

One tap in Settings removes a hero and every picture that goes with them, right away.

Your child is
the hero of
every story

The moment they see themselves on the cover is the part you'll remember. One photo, and your child stars in storybooks, choose-your-path adventures and learning games. Free, forever.

Sofi and the Three Bears Sofi tastes the porridge in her Three Bears storybook, painted in gouache

The Lost Star Dino

The Little Cloud Dragon

The Whispering Forest

The Lost Star Dino

The Hungry Cloud Dragon

Build & Dive

Leo and the Three Bears

Tap a page, or drag to shuffle

Create your hero

One hero, every story
Same face and name in books, adventures and games
Photo deleted after one use
We draw the hero once, then the photo is gone
Read-aloud included
Read together, or let the book read itself
100% free, made by parents
No subscription, no locked content, no ads

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One hero, every world

See for yourself

One hero, every world. The same child stars in the book, the adventure and the game.

Pick tonight's play

Sofi on page 1 of her Three Bears storybook

Sofi and the Three Bears

Once upon a time, Sofi went for a walk in the green, whispering forest. Between the tall trees stood a little cottage. “I wonder who lives here,” said Sofi, and knocked — knock, knock. Nobody answered, but the door was open.

Sofi on page 2 of her Three Bears storybook

Sofi and the Three Bears

Inside, on the table, stood three bowls of porridge. One BIG, one middle-sized, and one tiny little bowl. Can you count them? One… two… three!

Sofi on page 3 of her Three Bears storybook

Sofi and the Three Bears

The big bowl was too hot. The middle bowl was too cold. But the tiny bowl was just right — and Sofi ate it all up.

Sofi on page 4 of her Three Bears storybook

Sofi and the Three Bears

Upstairs stood three beds. The big bed was too hard. The middle bed was too soft. The tiny bed was just right, and Sofi fell fast asleep.

Sofi on page 5 of her Three Bears storybook

Sofi and the Three Bears

Home came the three bears. Papa Bear said in his BIG voice: “Someone has been eating my porridge!” And Baby Bear squeaked: “Someone is sleeping in my bed — and here they are!” Sofi woke up and saw three bears. They did not look angry — only very surprised.

Sofi on page 6 of her Three Bears storybook

Sofi and the Three Bears

“I am sorry,” said Sofi. “I ate your porridge without asking. I should have waited to be invited.” The bears only laughed, and Mama Bear cooked fresh porridge for everyone — one bowl, two bowls, three bowls, and one extra for Sofi. From that day on, Sofi was always welcome in the little cottage. The end.

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Whose story

Make your own hero

Create your own hero

What's inside

Three ways to play tonight

Books, adventures and games share one hero, and every one of them teaches something you can name at dinner.

Gentle bedtime

Storybooks

Illustrated books where your child is on every page. Read aloud together, or let the book read itself.

Open a book

Choices matter

Adventures

Branching stories where being brave, clever or kind changes the ending, and every ending is worth finding.

Choose a path

Count and read

Games

Short skill games: count stars and comets, spell words for a hungry dragon, build a submarine from shapes. Sessions end, on purpose.

Play a game

Simple from start to finish

From one photo to a hero

Five small steps, two minutes, and the photo is deleted the moment the hero is drawn.

Name the hero
Their own name goes on every cover and every page. Boy or girl, and how old, so the story speaks their age.
A quick grown-up check
One small sum, so the photo and the consents always come from a parent, never the child.
Pick a style
Flat cartoon or gouache. Whatever you choose, the whole world of books, adventures and games follows it.
Add one photo
One clear photo of your child. It is used once to draw the hero and deleted the same minute. Never stored, never shared.
Start the story
The hero is ready, and so is the shelf. Open the first book tonight, then adventures and games at your own pace.