storie.ink, as it stands tonight — seven nights, one world, one ending.
HOW IT WORKS · THREE MOMENTS
Made in daylight. Chosen at dusk. Read at night.
You make a world in five minutes with both hands free — who lives there, the weather of it, what never happens. Before the first word, you and your child choose how it all turns out, and the choice is binding: the story spends seven nights earning it. Then one tap opens tonight’s page, the screen stays bedroom-dark, and the last screen has nothing left to tap.
NIGHT 4 OF 7 · A SAMPLE
Written for your child. Read by you.
Each arc is written ahead for your world and your reader — preview any morning, nudge it over coffee. You read it aloud; on nights away, the app can replay a chapter in your own recorded voice. Never a synthetic narrator.
WHEN A STORY ENDS
The bound book, and the story tape.
Every finished arc can be printed and bound — its cover plate, its seven nights, its chosen ending — for the shelf that outlives the phone. And a chapter recorded once plays in your voice with the pages turning along, for travel, for grandparents’ houses, for one day, much later.
THE PROMISES · PRINTED THERE, KEPT IN THE PRODUCT
No streaks.
A missed night waits without guilt. It doesn’t count, so you don’t have to.
No feed.
Nothing is public, nothing is shared, nothing has a like count. Stories are gifts, not content.
No subscription.
Nothing renews. A story costs what it costs, once, and is yours forever.
One notification.
At most — opt-in, at dusk: the story is ready. Never anything else.