The classicsAtalanta, Aladdin, the Thirsty Crow. A library that grows with them.
Read aloudTap the speaker and the line is read to them.
Your phone, lockedNo internet, no profiles, no infinite scroll. Calls still ring through.
Told for their ageAt 4, a picture and one line. At 7, chapters. At 10, the full text.
Page by pageFinish the book, earn minutes of play. Then it stops.
The story of the phone in your pocket, and the slate it can become.
A two-minute read
· one ·School ends at 2 pm.
School ends at 2 pm.
The screen swallows the rest of the day.
The worry was never reading. It’s everything else the glowing rectangle smuggles in.
Your phone at 2:01 pm
· two ·
One tap turns it into a slate.
The same phone. Nothing added, everything removed. Calls still ring through.
· three ·
The same story, at 4, at 7, at 10.
A thousand classic tales, each told three ways. The library grows with the child.
At 4 · Read-along
At 7 · Chapters
At 10 · Full text· four ·
Play that reading pays for.
Finish a book, earn minutes, capped by you.
Wanting to play means wanting to read.
· five ·
And then, it stops.
A daily limit, set by you. It ends on purpose, like this page.
· six ·
Advanced security.
Kiosk mode on Android. Guided Access on iOS. No internet. So no profiles, no ads, no targeting.
· seven ·
One plan. Every story.
The whole library, every age band, one subscription.