LumorTonight'sbedtimestory,madejustforthem.
Illustrated bedtime stories where your child is the hero — drawn from your description, written for their exact age. One screen. Ready in under a minute.
$7.99/mo or $79.99/yr after.
Cancel any time.
- Free first story
- No account
- No card
Describe them once.
They stay themselves.
Short red hair, freckles, loves his green dragon t-shirt
One story, three of its pages. Lumor draws the child you described and keeps him the same boy in every story after — along with the siblings, friends and pets you add.
Under a minute.
Their story.
One screen.
Who it's for, what they look like, what tonight is about. Out of ideas? Tap one of ours.
Page by page.
It arrives illustrated. Two minutes on the nights they're already half asleep, fifteen when they beg for one more.
Every night after.
Every story stays on the shelf. Re-read the favourite, or start a new one in the same world.
Most “personalised” stories
just swap the name.
Hero
Their name dropped into a book that was drawn for somebody else.
Lumor draws your child. Red hair, freckles, the green dragon t-shirt.
Time
Browse a catalogue, or prompt one yourself and re-roll until it lands.
One screen. An illustrated story in under a minute.
Age
"Ages 3-8", read in one flat voice.
Written for the exact year. A five-year-old gets five-year-old words.
Tongue
English, or a translation that reads like one.
Written in any of twelve languages, chosen per child.
Trust
Skim it first, in case tonight is the night it goes strange.
No villains, no real danger, no cliffhangers. Every story ends asleep.
Tonight's is already written.
It just needs their name.
- Free first story
- No account
- No card
The story doesn't end
with the app.
iBy link.
Every story can become a private URL. Send it to grandma, to the other parent — they open the story exactly as it appeared on your phone, illustrations and all. Revoke it whenever you like.
iiOn paper.
Open that link in a browser and hit Print. The page folds itself into a booklet — illustrations and all. Real pages at bedtime: no screen, no glow, no notifications.
The things you'd ask
before handing it over.
Do I need an account?
No. The app makes an anonymous one on your device and the first story is free — no e-mail, no card. Add an e-mail later only if you want the library to survive a new phone.
Could a story frighten them?
The writing rules forbid villains, real danger, loud scares and cliffhangers, and every story has to end the same way: the adventure finished, the world quiet, the hero safe and asleep. What you type is checked before it is used.
Who actually writes them?
A language model, working from the description you write and the rules above. Nothing is drawn in advance, and the stories you make are yours — they stay in your library unless you share a link yourself.
What ages is it for?
Two to twelve. The age you pick is not a bracket: vocabulary and sentence length are written for that exact year, so a five-year-old and a nine-year-old get different books from the same idea.
Which languages?
A story can be written in any of twelve languages, chosen per child — English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic or Hindi. The app's own interface is English.
What happens to my child's details?
The name, age and description you type are used to make the story and nothing else. No advertising, no data brokers, no tracking across other apps. Settings → Delete Account removes all of it. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from your Apple ID subscription settings — the same two taps as any App Store subscription. The first story never needs one.
Asleep
before it ends.
