How SoyleStories works
From a few details about your child to a finished bedtime story, in any of our 17 languages. Here is what happens at each step — and what makes the result feel like it was written for your child specifically.
Describe your hero
Start with the basics: your child’s name (or any name they prefer), age, gender and appearance — hair color, length and type, eye color, skin color, origin if that matters to your family. Then the appearance field, in free form: a missing tooth, straight bangs, colorful hair bands, a favorite scarf, or wings, a tail, fox ears if your child wants something more imaginative. The more precise the description, the more the story feels like their own. If you want, add parent descriptions so they look like you if they appear in the story. You can save heroes once and reuse them. If you have several children, you can create a separate character for each one.
Write the plot
You write the plot in your own words — anything from a calm night with the family cat to a quest across the stars. Add an optional moral if you want the story to land somewhere specific, or extra wishes for things to include. Pick a length: 5, 10, or 15 minutes of reading. The story stays anchored to what you described.
Generate
Tap to generate. The app writes a complete bedtime story tailored to your hero and plot, in your family's language. Difficult themes — a fear, bullying, a recent loss — are reframed into stories about courage and discovery, keeping the theme without dramatising it. Choose text only, or add illustrations and/or narration with coins: a selectable narrator voice (male or female) reads the story aloud, and you can start listening while the audio is still being prepared.
Read or listen together
Read the story aloud before sleep, or listen to the narration together — it plays in the background, with media controls on the lock screen so you can dim the lights and settle in. Save the ones your child wants to return to. Share the story text or its narration audio with grandma or grandpa, an uncle or an aunt. Create a new one when they ask — the same hero can live through a hundred different adventures, and you can switch between any of the 17 supported languages from story to story.
Try it tonight.