ZunoTales writes a new illustrated story for your child in a few minutes. Your child is the hero, with their name, age, interests and look, and the story is read aloud. Choose a learning adventure and the same story teaches a real topic, then checks it with a short quiz.
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A name dropped into a generic plot is fun once, then forgotten.
Children's apps rarely tell you what your child actually learned.
AI pictures often get details wrong, like three apples drawn as four, which matters when a child is learning to count.
Every story is written fresh for your child, not a template with a name swapped in.
Learning adventures follow CBSE, IB PYP, the UK National Curriculum, EYFS, Common Core, Cambridge, the Australian Curriculum and UAE standards, and end with a short quiz.
Counting and diagram pages are drawn by code, so the numbers in the picture always match the story.
Every story passes safety checks before your child sees it, and children's stories are never shown on Google.
Bedtime stories and adventures with your child as the hero, learning adventures about what they are studying at school, and nursery rhymes with music for under-6s, with an action to do together in each verse.
With Young Author, your child writes the story in their own words and ZunoTales illustrates it. Any story can become a printable storybook to keep.
Add your child once: name, age, interests and how they look. Then choose a story type, or type a topic they are learning, such as the water cycle or fractions.
In a few minutes the story is ready, illustrated and read aloud. Learning adventures end with a short quiz, and a review question comes back in a later story so the lesson sticks.
A favourite story does not have to end. Save the next chapter and ZunoTales makes it before bedtime, with the same characters, and emails you when it is ready.
Each chapter counts as one of your stories, so you always know how many you have left.
These are the conversations ZunoTales can meet with a clear, useful answer instead of generic screen time or generic kids' content.
Yes. You can make 3 stories a month for free, and parents can also try a free week with no card needed. Paid plans start at €12.99 a month and are shown in your currency.
About 3 to 12. Stories adjust their words and length to your child's age.
17 languages and dialects, including English (US, UK and Indian), Spanish, European and Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Hindi and Arabic.
Every story passes automated safety checks before a child sees it. You decide whether a story is private or shared, and children's stories are kept out of Google.
Most stop at putting your child's name in a story. ZunoTales also teaches: learning adventures follow school curricula and end with a quiz, and counting pictures are drawn exactly, so the numbers are always right.
Yes. Teachers turn a lesson topic into a story for the whole class, and children don't need their own accounts.
These supporting resources help parents move from awareness to action.
Calm, illustrated bedtime stories starring your child.
Open resourceWhy children love seeing themselves in a story.
Open resourceMake an illustrated, narrated story in a few minutes.
Open resourceTurn any lesson into a story for your class.
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