Tell us their age and what they love. Every evening we write a brand-new story around it and email it to you — arriving at the time you pick, ready to read aloud.
check_circle No app to download. Read it aloud to your child — or print it out.
Three steps. Then it runs itself — or you steer it as closely as you like.
Optionally tell us your child's age, things they love, and things to avoid.
Each evening a new story lands in your inbox at the time you chose. Nothing to open, nothing to remember.
Didn't land tonight? Reply to the email and we'll rewrite that same story. For lasting changes — new interests, a different reading age or delivery time — update your preferences page.
Paced to wind down, not wind up. Gentle endings, no cliffhangers.
Built from what you tell us — their age, the things they love, and anything to steer clear of.
A new story every single night, built around what your child is into right now.
Story didn't land? Reply to the email and tell us what to change. We rewrite tonight's story and send it straight back — one rewrite a night.
Set your preferences once and let it run, or change them any night — interests, things to avoid, reading age, delivery time. See a sample preferences page.
Lullaby Mail
Far in the north, where the snow is soft as flour and the nights are long and blue, there lived a polar bear named Nell. Every evening, when the sky grew dark, Nell had one important job.
She padded slowly along the edge of the sky, gathering the stars that had wandered too far and swirling them gently back into place. One by one, they settled. One by one, they glowed…
"Goodnight, stars," whispered Nell. "Goodnight, snow."
One story every night. Cancel whenever you like.
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Buying for someone else? Gift a year of stories — the recipient picks their own bedtime and preferences when they claim it.
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Paddle sandbox — test mode, no real charges
Set it up in a couple of minutes and the first story arrives at bedtime.
