How it works
You record once. Faybley does the rest, every night after.
The whole setup is four steps and happens once. After that, a new story in your voice is about two taps away.
Record one page out loud
The app gives you a short passage and listens once. Sixty seconds is enough. Only a parent or caregiver records, never a child.
Takes about a minute
Set up your child
Their name, their age, what they are into this month. Faybley uses it to pitch vocabulary and story length correctly, and to make them the main character.
One profile per child
Pick tonight's story
Choose a theme: space, animals, dragons, the everyday kind of adventure. A brand new story is written, illustrated, and narrated in the voice you recorded.
A minute or two to generate
They read along with you
Every word highlights as it is spoken, so a child who is learning to read can follow the line. Download it and it works on a plane with no signal.
Works offline
What read-along looks like
The word being spoken is the word lit up
Narration and text are aligned word by word, not line by line. A child following along sees exactly where the voice is, which is the part that actually helps early readers.
Aiden tiptoed past the sleeping dragon, holding the lantern very, very still.
Every word lights up as it's read, so early readers can follow along.
FAQ
Questions parents ask
- A parent or caregiver records their own voice, with consent, inside the app. Never record a child. You can delete your voice at any time from the parent dashboard, and doing so removes it from future narration.