Bedtime Stories AI: Lullaquill

Lullaquill writes a calm bedtime story with your child as the hero, paints a picture book for it and reads it aloud in a warm AI narrator voice — so the lights can go down and the story can carry them to sleep. STORIES STARRING YOUR CHILD • Enter a first name or nickname, an age and a few things they love • Pick tonight's idea (a walk under the stars, a brave little friend, a cozy rainy day…) and an optional lesson such as sharing or trying again • Choose the length and how exciting it may be — "very gentle" is the default, so nothing scary at bedtime • Ask for a well-known cartoon character and Lullaquill invents an original friend instead A PICTURE BOOK WITH THE SAME HERO ON EVERY PAGE • Soft watercolor illustrations are painted for the story • Your child's character keeps the same face, hair and clothes from page to page READ ALOUD, LIGHTS DOWN • Calm AI narrator voices with an unhurried bedtime pace • The current sentence is gently highlighted for early readers • Pages turn by themselves, quiet music softens while the narrator speaks • Keeps playing with the screen off; sleep timer fades everything out CLASSIC TALES, RETOLD BY US • Old fairy tales and fables from around the world — retold in our own words and illustrated by us • Saved on your phone after the first listen, so they play offline MADE FOR PARENTS • Preview every new story before your child hears it • Report any story or picture from inside the app • No sign-in, no ads, no in-app purchases • Profiles and stories stay on your phone; back them up to a file and restore them on a new phone • No microphone and no voice recording — the narrator is an AI voice, never a copy of anyone's voice GOOD TO KNOW • Making a new story and its pictures needs an internet connection; there is a daily limit per phone so the service stays available for everyone • Stories and pictures are created by AI. Please read the preview first — you know your child best • Lullaquill is for parents and caregivers to use with their children Questions or ideas: [email protected]

Bigger pictures while you listen. On foldables and tablets the whole illustration now fits on screen, with the story and buttons beside it, and phones show much more of each picture.