For the story you made up on the spot
Tonight's bedtime story,
illustrated by morning
Hit record while you tell it. SleepyStories writes it down, draws every page, and hands it back as a storybook your kid can ask for again tomorrow.
Free while we're in early days · No app to install · Your stories stay private
Three taps, then go to sleep
The whole job takes about as long as tucking someone in. The drawing happens without you.
Tell it out loud
Tap the big record button and tell the story the way you always do — the wrong turns and the dragon who is secretly nice are the good part.
We turn it into a book
Your words are transcribed, split into pages, and illustrated in one warm, consistent style, with the same characters on every page.
Read it tomorrow
Story time is a full-screen book with pages that curl under a finger. Kids can turn them without any help from you.
Built for how bedtime actually goes
Made by a parent who kept losing the good ones.
Yours to edit, not the robot's
In the Story Studio you can retype a page, ask for a redraw, or change the reading level. Every change is saved as a new version, and the old ones are always there.
A reader kids can drive
Tap, swipe, or drag a corner. No menus, no buttons to get lost in, and a progress bar so they know how much bedtime is left.
Share with grandma, not the internet
Every book is private until you make a link. Send it to whoever you like, see that it was opened, and turn the link off whenever you want.
The stories stop disappearing
One shelf holds every night you recorded, so the story about the bus that could swim is still there in a year.
Questions parents ask first
Do I have to be any good at telling stories?
No. Ramble, backtrack, let someone interrupt — the transcript is cleaned up into pages before anything is drawn.
Who can see my recordings?
Only you, unless you create a share link for a book. Recordings and artwork live in your own account and are never shown to other families.
How long does the drawing take?
Usually a few minutes for a short story. You can close the tab — the book is on your shelf when it's finished.
What if a page comes out wrong?
Rewrite the text yourself, or ask for that page to be redrawn. Nothing is final, and nothing you edit is overwritten without a new version.
There's a story tonight either way
Record it once and you get to read it back for years.
SleepyStories · Made for bedtime