For the nights you can’t be there

Tonight, they’ll hear
your voice.

StoryVoice writes a bedtime story for your child, then reads it aloud in your voice. Record yourself once, and you can tuck them in from a hotel room, a night shift, or the other side of the world.

No card needed · Your voice stays yours · Delete it any time

7:30pm, three time zones away

“Hi Sophie, it’s Daddy. I’m away tonight, but my voice is right here, and I’ve saved a gentle story for you.”

Then the story begins. Six minutes about a girl called Sophie, her cat Pickle, and a small orange boat that sails up a river of stars — in her father’s voice, while he’s in a hotel room a thousand miles away.

That’s the whole idea. Not a story app. A way to be there.

Five minutes to set up. Then it’s always ready.

You record your voice once. After that, a new story takes about a minute to make.

  1. Read one short paragraph aloud

    About a minute of your voice is all it takes. Re-record it as many times as you like.

  2. Tell us about your child

    Their name, their age, and a few things they love. That's it — no questionnaire.

  3. Choose tonight's story

    Pick a theme and we'll write a story made for them, then read it aloud in your voice.

Built for the nights that come up

Sometimes you’re away. Sometimes you’re just exhausted. Both are fine.

  • Away for work
  • On a night shift
  • Between two homes
  • Posted overseas
  • Nights in hospital
  • Grandparents far away
  • Stuck late on the road
  • Simply too tired tonight

More than one voice they love

Add a second voice so both parents can read — or record a grandparent who lives too far away to visit often. You choose whose voice reads tonight.

Every voice needs its own recording. Nobody is ever added without sitting down and reading the paragraph themselves.

  • Mum
  • Dad
  • Grandma
  • Grandad

Your voice belongs to you

We’re asking for two of the most personal things a family has: a parent’s voice, and a child’s name. So here is exactly where we stand.

  • Your voice is used for one thing: reading your child's stories.
  • We don't sell your voice or your child's details to anyone.
  • Your recordings are never shared with other users or made public.
  • Delete your voice, a child's profile, or your whole account whenever you want — and it's gone.
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Try it before you pay

Three complete stories, in your own voice, with no card. If it doesn’t move you, don’t pay us.

Free

To find out how it feels.

£0

  • Three complete stories, in your own voice
  • One voice and one child profile
  • Your stories stay in your library
Start free

Family

For a proper bedtime routine.

Most chosen
£6.99/ month

or £49.99 a year — saves 40%

  • 20 new stories every month
  • Two voices — so both parents can read
  • Up to three children, each with their own stories
  • Keep every story in your library forever
  • Download stories to play without signal
  • Sleep timer that fades out gently
Start with 3 free stories

Cancel any time in two taps. No cancellation fee.

Honest answers

Does it really sound like me?

It's built from your own recording, so it carries your accent and your rhythm. It isn't flawless, and we'd rather say so plainly than oversell it — but most parents find it unmistakably theirs within a sentence or two.

Do I have to be away to use it?

Not at all. Plenty of parents use it on the nights they're simply worn out, or to let a grandparent who lives far away read a story. You choose what each story opens with.

What happens to my voice?

It's used for one thing only: reading your child's stories. We don't sell it, we don't train anything public on it, and you can delete it — along with everything made with it — whenever you like.

How long is a story?

Between three and nine minutes, depending on your child's age. Younger children get shorter, simpler stories; older ones get a proper plot.

Can I cancel?

Any time, from your account page, in two taps. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for, and your stories stay in your library.

There’s a bedtime coming tonight.

Record a minute of your voice now, and you could be reading to them before they’re asleep.