The bedtime story your child steers.
Every chapter ends on a choice. Whichever one they tap is what happens tomorrow night — so they are not being read to, they are deciding.
Two paths, and neither is the wrong one
Follow the lantern into the reed maze, or stay on the jetty and see what it does. Both go somewhere. There is no hidden correct answer to find, and nothing to lose by picking the stranger option — which is exactly why children pick it.
The story keeps what they chose
A choice made on Monday is still true on Friday. The character they rescued is still travelling with them; the door they left shut is still shut. Over a month it stops being a series of stories and becomes one long one — arriving a chapter every night, by email.
Why this beats a book that stays the same
A personalized print book is a lovely gift, and it tells the same story on the fortieth reading as it did on the first. This is the other shape — see how we compare to the print-book brands if you are weighing one against the other.
Frequently asked questions
How does the choice work?
Every chapter stops at a decision — two paths, both worth taking. Your child picks one, and tomorrow evening’s chapter opens on the other side of that decision.
Does the story remember what they chose?
Yes. The path they took in September is still the path they took in October. Characters they picked up stay in the story, and places they chose to explore stay on the map.
What if they change their mind?
There is no wrong turn to undo. The story bends around whatever they choose rather than steering them back to a fixed plot, so a change of heart just becomes part of it.
Can two children share one story?
Each child gets their own story and their own thread, so nobody has to agree about what happens next. Set up as many children as you like on one account.
Let them decide what happens next.
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