By invitation · Ages 3–5
Every kid deserves their own production company
Your child dreams up the hero, the place, and the problem. Tale of Mine Studio turns it into their very own picture book, with their production company’s name up front.
- Kids practice telling stories: they pick the hero, the place, and what happens.
- Turns screen time into creation time.
- A real book they can point to and say: I made this.
Peek inside a real book
Four pages from Ines and the Castle Windows, written and drawn from a story idea typed into the app.
“Come on, Ines!” called her big sister Lea. Aunt Mary spread out a big blanket. “Who wants to play in the sand?”
“Me!” said Ines. She and Lea dug with their hands. Pat, pat, pat went the sandy hands! The hole got deeper and deeper.
How a story gets made
Pick a hero
A purple bunny, a dragon, a princess, a superhero. Or your child tells the whole story in their own words.
Choose the place and the problem
A sunny beach, outer space, a snowy mountain. Then what happens: a lost kite, a big parade, a brand-new friend.
Turn the pages
We write and draw a picture book of 12 to 14 pages, laid out like a real printed book. Your child adds stickers to any page and hears it read aloud.
Their very own production company
Before their first book, your child names their own production company. Every book they make opens with it, like a real film. Try it:
Tale of Mine Studio presents… A Blanket Fort Production
Just for fun: what you type stays on this screen. Nothing is saved or sent.
Kind stories, every time
- Every page passes a kindness check before your child sees it: no fighting, no mean words, nothing scary. Gentle, friendly teasing is fine. Meanness isn’t.
- Grown-ups own the account. Kids make stories with you, on your device.
- No photos of kids, ever. Books stay private to your family.