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Every StoryWell adventure is written just for your child — their name, their choices, their world. Calibrated to their age. Safe for bedtime.
PRODUCT SURFACES
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In-story reading view where children follow the narrative and pick what happens next.
Theme selection surface used as the closest available representation for journey and mode setup.
Profile setup screen used as the closest available surface for home context and pre-generation flow.
Saved stories surface where families reopen favourites and revisit previous branches.
HOW IT WORKS
Enter their name and age. StoryWell automatically sets the right reading level, vocabulary, and story length for where they are right now.
Choose a companion, a world, and a story style. Mix and match — every combination creates something unique. New every night.
The story generates live, just for them. Make choices together. See where the adventure leads. Save favourites to read again.
Explore the full 8-step product flow in our How StoryWell Works guide.
READING LEVELS
Simple words, short sentences, and gentle adventures sized just right for early readers.
Richer vocabulary, longer chapters, and more complex choices as confidence grows.
Novel-level language, multi-layered plots, and meaningful moral choices.
CHILD SAFETY
The AI is instructed with your child's exact age range. Every story is calibrated before a single word is written.
Hard rules eliminate peril, violence, horror, and adult themes at every age. Automatically applied, every time.
Every conflict must resolve warmly. Every villain has a path to redemption. Every story ends well.
Language complexity, sentence length, and vocabulary are locked to the child's reading level. No exceptions.
Four independent safety layers
"No peril of any kind for ages 3–6. No violence, horror, or adult themes at any age. Every conflict resolves warmly. Every story ends well."
STORY MODES
A quick burst of adventure — perfect for busy nights or when little ones need just one more story.
2 decision points · 1 chapter
A proper bedtime story with a beginning, middle, and end. The sweet spot for most nights.
4 decision points · 2 chapters
A longer adventure with twists, turns, and a satisfying conclusion. For when there's time to really explore.
6 decision points · 3 chapters
Story length is independent of reading level — a 4-year-old and a 10-year-old can both enjoy a Spark or a Story.
AUDIO EXPERIENCE
Switch from read mode to narrated mode in one tap. Voice pacing is tuned for calm bedtime flow and supports replay per paragraph.
Choose narration speed, start muted by default, and control whether stories auto-play audio or wait for parent confirmation.
COMING NEXT
We are expanding Epic adventures with longer arcs, richer scene continuity, and expanded choice memory across chapters.
Waitlist submissions are currently handled via the contact page while backend wiring is completed.
TRUST SIGNALS
"Safe endings every time gave us confidence to make StoryWell part of our nightly routine."
- Parent tester, age 6 reader
"My child stays engaged because the choices matter, but the tone is always gentle."
- Family beta group feedback
"The companion system keeps stories fresh without losing age-appropriate language."
- Parent educator advisor
FAMILIES LOVE STORYWELL
"My daughter asks for a StoryWell story every single night. She loves being the hero — and I love that I never have to worry about what's in it."
— Sarah M., mum of a 5-year-old
"My son is 9 and not really a 'reader'. StoryWell changed that. He reads every word because he knows his choices actually matter."
— James K., dad of a 9-year-old
"The reading level is genuinely impressive. The stories for my 11-year-old feel like real literature — not dumbed down at all."
— Priya L., mum of an 11-year-old
Free to start. No credit card. Your child's first adventure — starring them — is two minutes away.
Currently in beta on iOS via TestFlight · Android coming later this year