bedtime A new story every night

A bedtime story written for your child, in your inbox by bedtime.

Tell us their name, their age and what they love. Every evening we write a brand-new illustrated story around it and email it to you — arriving at the time you pick, ready to read aloud.

check_circle No app to download. Nothing for your child to look at — it is read aloud.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself.

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Tell us about them

Subscribe, then fill in a short setup page: your child's name and age, the things they love, and what time bedtime is.

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It arrives by bedtime

Each evening a new illustrated story lands in your inbox at the time you chose. Nothing to open, nothing to remember.

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Change it whenever

Tastes change. Update their interests, the reading age or the delivery time from your preferences page and tomorrow's story follows.

A sample

Written to be read aloud

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Calm by design

Paced to wind down, not wind up. Gentle endings, no cliffhangers.

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Illustrated

Every story comes with its own picture, drawn for that night's tale.

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Never the same twice

A new story every single night, built around what your child is into right now.

Example — 7:00 PM

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The Bear Who Painted the Wind

Once, in a valley where the grass tasted like honey, there lived a bear named Barnaby. While other bears gathered berries, Barnaby gathered colours from the setting sun and the morning dew.

With a single stroke of his silver brush, he painted the breeze. The wind turned violet and smelled of lavender, carrying sleepy dreams to every house in the village…

"Goodnight, Barnaby. Goodnight, world."

Pricing

One story every night. Cancel whenever you like.

Monthly

per month

Subscribe monthly
Best value

Annual

per year

Subscribe annually

Prices in USD. Plus sales tax or VAT, calculated at checkout for your location.

Buying for someone else? Gift a year of stories — the recipient picks their own bedtime and preferences when they claim it.

Tonight could be the first one.

Set it up in a couple of minutes and the first story arrives at bedtime.