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Grown-up area

For parents and caregivers

You decide when a drawing becomes a book.

The child can draw and imagine in a simple space. Before anything is made, stored in the cloud, or changed, a grown-up takes over and sees the choices together.

Before anything is made

See the character, outcome, world, picture style, story heart, length, prose, and exact sharing scope. The book only begins when you approve.

While the book is made

Classic creates separate backgrounds without sending the drawing to the image model. Creative and Immersive show their larger, exact sharing scope before approval.

When the book is ready

Review the pages, keep the book in the family library, read it offline, export it, or delete it again.

Short answers before you begin

Can we use a paper drawing?

Yes. A grown-up can photograph or upload it; an owner can also enable the simple import entry.

Which languages and lengths are available?

The family app supports Danish, British English, Norwegian Bokmål, and Swedish. Story Text V4 offers 6, 10, or 14 pages and four independent prose levels.

What are Shells?

A grown-up-controlled generation allowance. The fixed cost and exact outcome appear before approval; Shells cannot be bought or earned through play.

Are profiles child accounts?

No. Profiles are optional fictional presentation and policy spaces without their own login or real child information.

Do books work offline?

Yes. Approved, completely saved books are designed to remain readable offline in the family app. Public samples are online-only.

Who can open the family app?

Invited grown-ups and approved family devices only. Sensitive choices require the grown-up PIN.

You do not need to understand AI to stay in control.

The grown-up area shows what matters to your decision: the child's choices, a fixed Shell price, what will be made, and where it will be kept. Provider prices and retries stay technical and separate.

What we promise families

  • No advertising or behavioural analytics.
  • No public sharing of family stories.
  • No child accounts, stranger contact, or web browsing.
  • No image generation before a grown-up says yes.
  • No real names, schools, addresses, or other private details in story prompts.

Try first, decide afterwards.

3 public mini stories are free to read and contain no family data.