Grandparents record stories in their language. Parents approve them. Kids grow up hearing the voice of their heritage.
Free to start · No app download needed
Lola is recording
in Tagalog · 1:42
Lola · 2:14
The Mango Tree
in Batangas
New story to review
“Crossing the Sea” · Tagalog
How it works
In any language, voice only. No cameras, no editing, no tech skills required. Just speak.
You review every story before it reaches the kids. You're the gatekeeper of your family's circle.
They hear the stories and write illustrated storybooks back — a conversation across generations.
Scattered across cities and continents, speaking different languages — and still connected.
Tagalog, Khmer, Spanish, Hindi, Arabic — record in whatever flows naturally.
Stories stay inside your Story Circle. No public profiles, no algorithms.
Children respond with illustrated storybooks, closing the loop on storytelling.
No cameras, no editing software. Just a voice and a story worth telling.
The book
Kids turn grandparent stories into illustrated storybooks — in five different art styles. Then we print it and send it to Grandma.
Tell me the one about the coat
she wore on the boat.
The long coat. The grey one.
How she held the railing.
How the water was the colour
of nothing.
Tell me that part again.
Made by Maya, age 7
5
Printed, bound, and delivered. From $18.
Make your first bookGrandparents, parents, and kids — all covered under a single plan, starting free.