For children 3 to 6 and their grown-ups

Picture books made at bedtime.

Your child picks the hero, the place and the feeling. TaleCraft paints a picture for every page and reads it aloud, and every book stays on your shelf.

In App ReviewComing soon to the App Store

TaleCraft is with Apple for review. The download link appears here the day it is released.

A TaleCraft book page: a clay painting of a little town at night above the words “Luka found a lantern by the window, glowing like a sleepy star.”
A painting on every pageMade for tonight's choices
Read aloudThe words light up as it reads

How a night goes.

Five stones, from the first choice to lights out.

  1. The TaleCraft playmat asking “Who's in it?”, with clay figures for Luka is the hero, Luka is in the story and Not in tonight's story, and a stepping-stone trail at the top.

    Choose tonight's story

    On the playmat your child picks who is in it, the hero, the place, the feeling and a surprise. Or says a wish out loud, or uses their own words.

  2. TaleCraft making a story: a card reads “Your story is being written” with a progress bar, above a small hide-and-seek game on a clay meadow.

    A few minutes of making

    TaleCraft writes the story and paints every page on its own server in the EU. It takes a few minutes, and small games fill the wait.

  3. A TaleCraft book page with a clay painting of a town at night, the words below, and controls to close the book and play the read-aloud voice.

    Read aloud, together

    The book opens with a painting on every page. A calm voice reads it while the words light up, or you read it yourself.

  4. The last page of a TaleCraft book: a snowy clay scene with a glowing lamp and the words “Good night, Mia.”

    Goodnight

    The last page has a little clay lamp. Your child switches it off when they are ready.

  5. The TaleCraft Books shelf with painted book covers grouped by story friend, such as Astrobot and the Quiet Comet.

    Back on the shelf

    Every book stays. Rereading is free, and books on the shelf open without a connection.

A story starts with a choice.

Try the playmat together. Six little choices, a very different story.

Website preview

Who's in it?

Step 1 of 7

Your choices will line up here.

A preview of the choices, not a generated story. No story or audio is made on this website.

Friends who come back.

Keep a friend from tonight's story and bring them back another night. TaleCraft remembers where a story left off, so the next one can carry on.

The TaleCraft Live Activity on the Lock Screen: “Tonight's story is being made. Writing page 4 of 10.”

On the Lock Screen, too

While a story is made, a Live Activity shows how far it has got, and a notification says when it is ready. A widget keeps tonight's plan on the Home Screen and Lock Screen.

The hero step in TaleCraft: a “Your friends” row with Astrobot and Iskra above the clay heroes Luka, a small brave robot, a spark-sneezing dragon and a curious fox.

Where shall we wander?

All 10 worlds are on the playmat

Big stories can begin with the smallest idea.

A corner for grown-ups.

Settings, purchases and the yes to stories made with AI sit behind a gate: hold the star until it glows, then answer a sum.

The TaleCraft grown-ups' gate: “This corner is for grown-ups”, a sum to answer and a number pad.
Bedtime hours
The hours a story may begin in, and how many stories a night.
Story language
12 languages, or any language at all.
Little dreamers
A profile for each child: a first name, an age and how they look in the pictures.
Forget everything
Deletes your family's stories and memories from TaleCraft's server at once.

English, Croatian, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish, and Chinese. Stories follow your iPhone's language unless you choose another.

A question? We're here to help

What leaves the phone.

  • Nothing is sent until a grown-up says yes on a one-time screen that shows what is sent, to whom, and how long it is kept.
  • Your child's first name, age and looks and tonight's choices go to TaleCraft's own server in the EU. OpenAI writes and paints the story. ElevenLabs reads it aloud in TaleCraft's voice.
  • The server keeps a story for 30 days after it reaches your iPhone. Every story is checked by a second AI review before your child sees it.
  • No ads, no tracking, no account. A spoken wish is turned into words on the iPhone; the recording never leaves it.
Read the privacy policy

Make room for more stories.

TaleCraft is free to download. Rereading your books, reading them aloud and TaleCraft's own story library are free. New stories made with AI come with TaleCraft Plus or a story pack.

TaleCraft Plus

A monthly supply of stories

5 new stories every month

Monthly

$22.99a month

€24.99 in the euro area

Yearly

$229.99a year

€249.99 in the euro area

Both plans start with a free week that includes 1 story.

The yearly plan adds its 5 stories each month, not all at once. Unused monthly stories expire at the end of the month.

Plus renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase. Manage or cancel any time in your Apple Account settings.

Just a few more?

Story packs need no plan. Pack stories never expire.

+2 stories

$9.99€9.99

+6 stories

$29.99€29.99

Always free

  • Rereading every book on your shelf
  • Reading them aloud
  • TaleCraft's own story library, offline too

One new story uses one story, whatever its length. If a story can't be finished, the story it used is given back automatically. Family Sharing is not available. Prices in other countries are set by Apple and shown before you buy.

Before you settle in.

What does TaleCraft cost?

It is free to download. Rereading your books, reading them aloud and TaleCraft's own story library are free. New stories come with TaleCraft Plus (5 new stories every month, from $22.99 a month, with a free first week that includes 1 story) or a story pack.

How long does a new story take?

About a few minutes. Small games fill the wait, and the book opens as soon as its words and cover are ready; the other pictures arrive while you read.

Who writes the stories?

TaleCraft's server asks OpenAI to write and paint each story from your child's choices, and ElevenLabs reads it aloud. Every story is checked by a second AI review before it is shown. AI can still get a detail wrong, so read along together.

Does it need the internet?

Making a new story does. Books already on your shelf, and TaleCraft's own story library, open without a connection.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone, with iOS 26 or later.

A new book. A calm goodnight.

Start with their imagination. Stay for the time together.

Try the playmat