Where Kids Star in Their Own Stories
The best part of ArtifyTales for a child is that the thing on the screen is theirs. Not a character someone else designed — the one they drew, with the name they picked and the powers they decided on. It talks back, it stars in the story, and when the story is done there are eight games built out of that same story.
What you get
Any drawing becomes a real character
A scribble on the back of a receipt turns into an illustrated character with a name, a personality and special powers.
They are the hero, every time
Stories are written around their character, so they are never a spectator to somebody else’s adventure.
Talk to your character
Characters can hold a conversation, which turns the story into something a child plays inside rather than watches.
Eight games from the story they just made
Spelling, maths, memory, puzzles and role-play, generated from their own story so practice does not feel like practice.
What people use it for
- Drawing a character after school and playing as it the same evening
- Making a story about a real worry — a dentist visit, a new sibling
- Colouring in their own story pages instead of a printed colouring book
- Sending a story to a grandparent as a video
Common questions
- Can my child use ArtifyTales on their own?
- Most children over about seven can drive the whole thing themselves. Younger children usually enjoy it more with a parent alongside, mostly because the drawing and the reading are shared parts.
- What if my child cannot read yet?
- Every story is narrated aloud, so a pre-reader can follow along. Many parents record the narration in their own voice for exactly this reason.