A quiet stories app for children
Quiet stories.
Nothing else.
Illustrated throughout. Calm narration. Public-domain classics from the European tradition — Norse and Greek myth, Andersen, Grimm, Aesop, Beatrix Potter. For bedtime, the back seat, rainy afternoons at the cottage — any moment that needs winding down.
The whole app
You pick a story. It plays. It stops.
No feed to scroll, no next-up autoplay, no badges to chase. When the story ends, the app ends — whether that's bedtime or the end of a long car ride.
New on the shelf
Latest additions.
The catalogue grows a few stories at a time — never by algorithm, always by hand. Every new telling is read, checked, and approved by a person before it reaches the shelf.
Mainstream kids' apps farm attention. This one doesn't. The stories play through, the images go quiet, and when the story ends the app stops — whether that's bedtime, the end of a long car ride, or a rainy afternoon at the cottage. There are no streaks, no badges, no "you've listened to 17 stories!" celebrations. The app doesn't try to keep your child watching, because that isn't what these moments are for.
Every story is illustrated from cover to cover and read by a real, calm voice. Some tellings keep their original pictures — Beatrix Potter's little books, Elsa Beskow's forests — and every image, old or new, passes a person's eye before it reaches the shelf. The catalogue draws on the public-domain classics of the European tradition, retold plainly and never sweetened past recognition — a myth is allowed to be a myth.
“The app doesn't try to keep your child watching, because that isn't what these moments are for.”
What's inside
Growing every month — in English and Swedish.
Wind down tonight.
Fourteen days free. The whole catalogue, every narrator, no ads — and nothing that tries to keep your child up.