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Tell us about your child
Their name, what they love, the things that make them them. (Add a sibling or the family dog if you like.)
A continuing bedtime saga
The bedtime story that continues,
night after night…
Most apps make a brand-new story every night. Lullawick tells one growing saga, starring your child: the same characters, a plot that remembers what happened, and a world they can’t wait to return to.
“Read it again?”
Meet “what happens next?”
You know the routine: a sweet little story, the end, lights out. Lovely, but it’s over the moment it begins. Lullawick turns bedtime into a serial your child looks forward to. Tonight’s chapter picks up where last night’s left off. The dragon they met on Monday remembers them on Friday. The map they found leads somewhere. Bedtime stops being a chore, and becomes the best cliff-hanger of the day (the gentle kind that still ends in sleep).
How it works
A saga in three steps
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A story begins, starring them
Lullawick opens a world built around your child, with characters who'll become old friends.
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It continues, every night
Each new chapter remembers the last. The adventure grows for as long as your child wants to keep going.
The difference
Personalized is nice. Continuing is magic.
Plenty of apps will put your child’s name in a story. Lullawick does something almost no one else does: it keeps the same story going, consistently, across weeks. Characters stay true to themselves. Promises get kept. Mysteries pay off.
It’s the difference between a stranger who greets your child by name each night, and a friend who remembers yesterday.
| Other story apps | Lullawick |
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| A new, separate story each night | One continuing saga |
| Remembers your child’s name | Remembers the whole story |
| The end. | …to be continued. |
See the story remember
Night one plants it. Night seven remembers.
Night 1
On her very first night, Emma found a tiny acorn on the path. She didn’t want to leave it behind, so she gave it to the moth to carry. “Keep it safe for me,” she whispered. The moth tucked it into its little bag and nodded.
Night 7
Emma and the moth came to a big door in the hillside, shut tight. “How do we get in?” Emma asked. The moth opened its bag, and there was the tiny acorn, grown into a little green oak tree. Its branches pushed the door wide open. The acorn Emma kept safe had been waiting to help her all along.
The same acorn, six nights apart. Lullawick remembers the little things your child cares about, and brings them back when they matter.
A peek inside
What a night sounds like
The moth landed on Emma’s sleeve, exactly where it had promised to wait. “You came back,” it whispered, folding its wings like a tiny closing book. Together they followed the last of the silver path, past the pond that hums old songs, to the door in the hillside that only opens for someone who remembers the way. Emma did remember. She pressed her hand to the warm wood, and behind it something soft began to stir, ready for tomorrow. Lula shrank to the size of a candle flame. “That’s enough adventuring for one night,” she said. “The rest will keep. It always does.”
An excerpt. Every child’s saga is their own.
Say hello
Meet Lula
Lula is a small, warm flame, about the size of a firefly, and she’s the keeper of your child’s story. Every night she returns to light the way to the next chapter. Gentle, curious, and brave in the quiet way a little light is brave in the dark. When a chapter winds down, she dims to an ember and murmurs the same gentle thing: “That’s enough for tonight. Tomorrow, we’ll go a little further.”
Children don’t just hear the story; they look forward to seeing Lula again.
Built for bedtime
Made to wind down, not wake up
Calm by design
Every chapter slows and softens toward the end: a gentle hook, never a scary one. The last thing they hear before sleep.
Warm narration (coming)
A soft voice reads each chapter aloud, so winding down is easy even on the nights you’re running on empty.
Just the right length
A few cosy minutes, long enough to settle, short enough for a school night.
Parents in control
Your child’s story, on your terms
You steer the values
Choose gentle themes to weave in over time (kindness, courage, sharing, trying again) without a preachy “moral of the story.”
Age-appropriate, always
Written for your child's age. Nothing scary, nothing you didn't ask for.
Safe & private
Built for families. We protect children’s data and follow children’s-privacy rules. You hold the account and can delete everything, anytime.
Questions
Good to know
How is this different from other bedtime-story apps?
Most generate a fresh, standalone story each night. Lullawick tells one continuing saga: the same characters and an evolving plot that carries forward, so your child always has a “what happens next?”
What age is it for?
Best for ages 4–8, and enjoyed from 3 to 10. That’s when a continuing story really clicks: children remember last night’s chapter, recognize the characters, and start asking “what happens next?” Each chapter is written to match your child’s age.
Is this just a chatbot for my child?
No. Your child never chats with an AI. You set the story up, and Lullawick writes each chapter for them, tuned to their age. You choose the gentle themes to weave in and flag anything to avoid, and every chapter stays warm, on-topic, and free of anything scary. Less a chatbot, more a storyteller who only ever tells the kind of story you’ve asked for.
Is it safe for my child?
Yes. Content is age-appropriate and avoids anything you flag. We follow children’s-privacy rules, you control the account, and you can delete your data anytime.
Do I have to read it, or does it read itself?
At launch you’ll read the chapter together. Warm voice narration is coming, so it can read aloud too.
What if my child loses interest?
No problem, there’s nothing to lose and no pressure. But the whole idea is the pull of the next chapter. Start free and see if “what happens next?” works its magic.
A note from the team
We’ve always thought the best part of a childhood story wasn’t the ending. It was the not-wanting-it-to-end: the character you’d see again tomorrow, the world you got to keep visiting.
So we built Lullawick. One story that keeps going, remembering what came before, until it feels like your child’s own.
We hope it earns a place in your evenings.
The Lullawick Team
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