AI Storytelling for Parents
Most children's apps are something a child consumes. ArtifyTales is something they make. Your child draws, and that drawing becomes a character with a name and a personality, then a story, then a narrated video — and you can record the narration in your own voice, so bedtime still sounds like you even on the nights you are not there.
What you get
Your own voice, cloned once
Record a short sample and every story afterwards can be narrated in your voice — useful for travel, shift work, or a grandparent two time zones away.
Creation, not consumption
Nothing autoplays and there is no infinite feed. A session ends when the story is finished, which gives screen time a natural stopping point.
Parent controls and a private library
Everything your child makes stays in your account. Nothing is public unless you deliberately share a link.
Milestones you can actually see
The free milestone tracker maps what your child is practising — vocabulary, sequencing, cause and effect — to where they are developmentally.
What people use it for
- Bedtime stories where your child is the hero and you are the narrator
- Turning a fridge drawing into a keepsake short film for a birthday
- Long car journeys, with a story the child wrote themselves
- Helping a nervous child rehearse a first day at school as a story
Common questions
- Is ArtifyTales safe for young children?
- Yes. Stories are generated inside age-appropriate guardrails, nothing your child makes is public unless you choose to share it, and there is no feed, no autoplay and no advertising anywhere in the product.
- What age is ArtifyTales for?
- It works best for children between roughly 3 and 12. Younger children usually draw and listen while a parent drives; from about seven upward most children run the whole thing themselves.
- Do I need to be able to draw?
- No, and neither does your child. A scribble works. You can also start from a photo or simply describe a character in a sentence.