Bedtime stories
A new story every night, animated in minutes
You have run out of stories. Describe one in a sentence and get a gentle animated short with narration and music — starring characters your child already knows, because you kept them from last night.
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How a bedtime story gets made
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Describe tonight's story in one line
"A shy firefly who cannot glow finds her light by helping a lost moth home." That is enough — the rest is written for you.
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Choose a gentle look and a language
Soft storybook, hand-drawn or claymation, narrated in English, Hindi, Malayalam or Tamil.
- 3
Keep the characters you liked
Save the firefly. Cast her in tomorrow's story and she comes back with the same face and the same voice.
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Watch it together
A few minutes later you have a finished short with narration, music and subtitles, ready to play on a phone or a TV.
Why the characters matter more than the animation
Children don't ask for a better-rendered rabbit. They ask what happened to the rabbit from last time. A cast that persists is what turns a one-off video into something a child looks forward to.
The same face, every night
Characters are saved with a reference sheet, so the firefly from Monday is recognisably the same firefly on Friday — not a new one with a similar description.
The same voice, too
A voice is stored on the character, so a familiar character sounds familiar. Children notice this immediately.
Stories that continue
Turn a favourite into a series and each new episode is told a recap of everything before it, so tonight follows on from last night.
Told in your language
A story in a child's mother tongue lands differently. Narration and subtitles in eight Indian languages plus English.
Gentle by default
Soft storybook and hand-drawn styles, calm pacing and quiet scoring — made for winding down, not for a feed.
Yours to keep
Download the file. Play it offline, on the TV, on a long drive, without an account or an internet connection.
Questions parents ask
- How long does a bedtime story video take to make?
- A short one is usually ready in a few minutes. Most people set it going while the child is brushing their teeth.
- Can the same characters come back the next night?
- Yes, and this is the part children respond to most. Characters are saved to your library with their face and voice attached, so a favourite can return night after night — or you can build a proper series of numbered episodes that remember what happened before.
- Is the content safe for children?
- Every idea is checked before generation and anything unsuitable for a children's story is refused. It is still worth watching a new story with your child the first time — it is generated, not reviewed by a person.
- Can I use our own family stories?
- Yes. Paste a story you were told as a child, or one you made up, and it will be adapted into scenes rather than invented from scratch.
- Can it narrate in our home language?
- Yes — Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi and Gujarati as well as English, with matching subtitles.
- What does one story cost?
- You pay per video in credits, with the estimate shown before you generate, and there is no monthly subscription. Signup credits cover your first story.
Tonight's story is one sentence away
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