Dreambook transforms complex technologies into accessible, child-friendly features that empower kids to express their creativity with ease, allowing children to focus on imagination and storytelling.
Help your child
grow with stories.
A story creation app where your child’s ideas become illustrated adventures to read and enjoy together.
COME ON IN
Small choices.
Big adventures.
A place for big ideas, favourite stories, and reading together.
- Room to take the lead.
- Gentle guidance helps children make their own story-building choices.
- More to talk about.
- Read together. Wonder about a character’s choices. Explore another point of view.
- Favourites to come back to.
- Every story joins your family library, ready to enjoy again.
Set the story’s mood
Choose the feeling of their next adventure.
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THE STORY GALLERY
Which adventure
will they open first?
Robbie and the Moving CloudAges 3-5
Kate's Green Field AdventureAges 3-5
Naomi's First Forest SchoolAges 3-5
Chris and the Whispering Cloud TreasureAges 6-8
Leon and the Vanished WordAges 6-8
Lyra's Stellar StartAges 6-8
Clara and the Whispering CarriagesAges 9+
Anaya and the Secret Music BoxAges 9+
Tavi and the Whispering Wind's SecretAges 9+THE CHARACTER GALLERY
Characters with
stories to tell.
Choose their look and card background. Watch their journal grow with every story they join.
THE IDEAS THAT BUILT DREAMBOOK
Our values.
Dreambook promotes self-paced learning by adapting content to the child's level while also providing gentle guidance to support their creative choices; all with the intention to build confidence as they independently make story-building decisions.
Dreambook expands the development of empathy by guiding children to create and engage with stories that explore different viewpoints, diverse character motivations, and communication among characters within their narratives.
Dreambook develops reading skills through an artistically driven story creation system, supported by narration. It meets children at their earliest level. No prior reading experience needed. Helping them build decoding, vocabulary, and comprehension skills naturally through a reading experience that feels like play.
MADE FOR KIDS, ON PURPOSE
Safe to explore.
The extra steps are there for a reason. Behind every voice, shared story, and new adventure is a choice we made to protect the freedom to create.
The care behind DreambookA PROMISE TO YOUR FAMILY
Try it.
Take your time.
The next chapter is always your choice.
- You choose what comes next.
- The seven-day trial ends without an automatic paid plan.
- Your family’s stories stay.
- Cancel a subscription and keep your library while your account is open.
Subscriptions renew until cancelled. One-time story packs are also available.
Does my child need to be reading already?
No. Dreambook meets children where they are. Pre-readers can have stories narrated aloud while following the illustrations, and parents can read along together. As a child's reading grows, you raise the reading level on their profile and the stories grow with them.
Can I use my own voice?
Yes. The Custom Narrator feature lets a parent record their own voice, and Dreambook will narrate stories in it. It means you can read to your child at bedtime even on the nights you are not there: travelling for work, on a different shift, or living in a different house.
Can siblings share one account?
Yes. One parent account supports multiple child profiles, each with its own reading level, characters, journals, and story history.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Seven days, no credit card required. The trial does not roll into a paid plan automatically. Nothing is charged unless you actively choose a subscription at the end.
THE CHRONICLE STORIES · DREAMBOOK
A little idea is plenty.
Why we keep making DreamBook.
CHAPTER 01
Leave a little room
We grown-ups can choose a book, explain the book, and, if nobody stops us, explain it just a little more.
DreamBook began with a wish to leave the child more room. We wanted them to help decide what belonged in a story. Especially a child who might never think to call themselves a storyteller.
CHAPTER 02
Enough to begin
That didn’t have to mean arriving with a wonderful story already waiting to be told. An interest, a character, a little curiosity could be enough to begin.
We could make all sorts of things lovely. The more useful question was whether a child could find a little of themselves there.
That question kept bringing us back.
CHAPTER 03
Still thinking about it
We can turn one small question into several larger ones before lunch.
Underneath all that fussing was a simple wish: for a child to feel welcome, curious, ready to try. That seemed worth being patient about.
And a story of your own gives you something else, too. Something you can share.
CHAPTER 04
Room for two
A book can make room for two. A child can point to a character they chose, follow the words, or turn a page with someone beside them.
That matters to us. After all the imagining, there is still this very ordinary pleasure: being close enough to read the same story.
CHAPTER 05
Something to keep
We hope some of that feeling stays. Years from now, perhaps a child will remember a story they helped make, someone reading beside them, or a bunny busy in its workshop.
It is a rather large hope to place in a little storybook. We have been known to get carried away.
For now, we keep making room for a child’s idea. That is plenty to be getting on with.
Turn a page, swipe, or use the arrow keys. Take your time.
Every world has people behind it.
Read the Chronicle Creations story.
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THE NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE
Where will their
imagination go?
