A warm little world where you and your kid settle in together. Hand-painted stories, gentle narration, and not a single ad in the way.
Everything storyoh does, it does so you can hand your kid a screen at 8pm without flinching.
Text size, tap targets, pace, and vocabulary all tune themselves to your kid's age band. You set it once.
Real voice actors, never AI-cloned. Replay any sentence; pick a slower pace for sleepy nights.
Each story ends with a small wonder. For the ride to school, or the breakfast you actually share.
Named authors, paid voice actors. Never AI-cloned, never scraped.
Built so you can hand over the tablet.
Stories save automatically for road trips and flights.
Pick a theme. We thread 7–14 connected stories so the words, the characters, and the ideas compound. By night five, your reader notices things they missed on night one.
Ten nights of small-courage stories — about asking, telling, trying, and walking up the stairs alone. Rana the fox grows up across the trail.
By night five, Maya started asking the quiet kid at recess if he was okay. She didn't know that was Brave Hearts. She just thought it was something Rana would do.— Sarah K., parent of a Sprout · Brooklyn
Folktales from fourteen places they haven't been yet. Maps tucked in the back.
Seven stories that end with a question worth chewing on. For the breakfast you actually share.
Ten friendship stories where no one needs to win — and the smallest gestures matter most.
Stories about a button, a feather, a key — small things that turn out to matter.
Folktales and myths from before any of us were here. Old shapes, fresh tellings.
One creature each night — how they live, what they notice, where they sleep.
Tell us a theme — courage, grief, a new sibling, a move to a new city. We'll thread a path that fits, in about five days.
From "What should we read?" to settled in under a minute.
Tell us their age. We tune text size, pace, tap targets, and vocabulary to fit. Up to four readers on a family plan.
The library suggests a short one for sleepy nights or a longer one for road trips. Or pick a favorite they've asked for twice.
Tap to turn pages, or let narration read aloud. Cream paper by day, twilight by 8pm. You set the pace.
storyoh grows with your kid. Switch profiles, and the whole app shifts to fit.
Every story is written for storyoh by a human author, then voiced by a real reader.
The fox stopped at the river's edge and tilted her ears toward the water. Something was different tonight. The reeds bent the way they always bent. The moon sat in the river the way the moon always sat. But underneath, a small song was moving, threading between the stones, looking for someone to follow it home.
Four real things storyoh changes about your evenings, starting tonight.
Stories are paced to settle a kid down, not rev them up. Most parents see lights-out drop by 12–18 minutes within a week.
Words sit one notch above grade level. Tap any tricky word for a gentle inline meaning — never a quiz, never a popup.
Every story ends with one "wonder question." For the ride to school, or the next breakfast you actually share.
Tonight's pick is already chosen — tuned to your kid's age, mood, and the time on the clock. No "what should we read?"
What parents tell us, in their words.
My six-year-old asks for storyoh instead of YouTube. That's the whole review.
Finally a kids' app that doesn't try to sell my kid something every fifteen seconds.
The stories are actually good. My ten-year-old finished one and asked who wrote it.
No card to start. One plan when you're ready. Cancel in a tap.
Yes. Once a story is open, the kid never sees parent UI. Any exit toward settings, billing, or profile-switching passes through a soft math gate (“What's 7 + 4?”) for older kids, or a hold-three-dots tap for ages 4–6. Never a PIN — those get written on paper.
No. Every story is read by a real voice actor at a gentle pace, recorded for bedtime. We pay the people who read for us.
Yes. Stories you've opened recently download automatically for offline reading. On the Family plan, you can also “save for offline” any story in the library.
No. We don't have an advertising business model and we don't plan to. We make money when families subscribe. That's it. We store a small login cookie and your reading history. That's it.
iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, plus the web. One account works across all of them — Maya's library follows her from the iPad on the couch to the phone in the car.
One tap from Settings → “End subscription.” No “Are you sure?”, no confirmation page, no win-back offer. We don't do dark patterns.
Start with five nights, free. No card. No ads. You'll know in a week whether storyoh belongs in bedtime.