Name-first stories
One field, one minute, one story where your child is the named hero. No templates with a blank to fill in — the plot, the title, and the illustrations are generated around the name you type.
Free preview with narration. Nothing to install, no card required.
The name isn't dropped into a fixed script. It anchors the main character, so dialogue, choices, and consequences all belong to that child. Later, when you add an age and interests, the story shifts around them too: a five-year-old who loves trains gets a different adventure than a nine-year-old who loves mysteries, even with the same name.
One- and two-syllable names read beautifully aloud and land well in repeated refrains.
Longer names shine in titles. Narration keeps the pacing steady so nothing sounds rushed.
The name your child actually answers to gets the strongest reaction at bedtime.
Add a sibling in the optional details to make both children part of the same adventure.
The free preview covers the cover and first page. Making a free account unlocks the full multi-chapter story, saves it to a private library, and starts your child's story universe — the characters and places that carry over into every story after this one.
Free to try. Unlock the full adventure, narration on every page, and a saved library with an account.
Type the name into the box above and press create. In about a minute you'll get a title, an illustrated cover, and the first page — with the name used throughout.
Yes. The name is used exactly as you type it, including spelling and capitalization. Narration pronounces most names well; if a pronunciation sounds off, try spelling it phonetically in the optional details.
Absolutely — use whatever your child answers to. Nicknames often work better because they sound like the child's real life.
Yes. Create a profile per child and each one gets their own named stories and library. Siblings can also appear together as characters.