Screens
Bright, loud, and never finished
Cartoons wake children up rather than settle them, and there is always one more episode.
A new app from Tinykinbook · 2026
A five-minute Bible story, in a voice they love.
Fifty illustrated stories, written for the last quiet minutes of the day. Pick a gentle narrator — or record the story yourself, so your child falls asleep hearing you.
50
illustrated stories, Genesis to Easter morning
5 min
each — the length of one bedtime
2 + 1
warm narrators, plus your own voice
0
ads, logins, or bars of signal needed
Eight o'clock is a hard time to be a parent.
You want the day to end gently, and with something worth keeping. Most of what's on the phone works against you.
Reading aloud
Some nights you have no voice left
You mean to read. Then it's late, you're exhausted, or you're not the one at home tonight.
Robot voices
A narrator no child asks for twice
Flat, hurried text-to-speech breaks the spell of a story faster than silence does.
Bedtime is about twenty minutes long, and it happens every single night. It is the most reliable time you will ever have with your child — and the easiest one to give away to a screen.
Choose the voice. Or be the voice.
Two narrators recorded to be listened to lying down — slow, warm, and quiet at the ends of sentences. And a third option no other app can offer.
Mother
Soft, unhurried, close to the ear
Father
Low and steady, the storyteller voice
Yours
Record any story yourself — page by page
Recordings stay on your phone. They are never sent to us and never used to train anything. Like your photos, they are part of your phone's own backup — so a new phone still has every voice you recorded.
Built for the last ten minutes of the day
Every decision in this app was made by asking one question: does it help a child fall asleep?
A shelf that opens like a book
Fifty titles on a shelf. Tap Noah's Ark or The Wise Men and the page turns, the way a real book does.
Sleep timer, and a screen that dims
Set five, ten, thirty, or sixty minutes. The story fades out on its own — no bright screen left glowing in a dark room.
It remembers where you stopped
The list marks every story you have finished, and the Tonight card opens the one you read last.
A small question, then a badge
Three easy questions at the end — asked gently, never scored. A badge arrives each time you finish a family of stories — Noah, Abraham, Moses, and more.
Works with the plane in the air
Stories and audio live on the device. No account, no signal, no buffering wheel at the moment a child is finally quiet.
Read by a pastor before it reaches your child
Every story is reviewed by a serving pastor for accuracy and for age-appropriate handling of the harder passages. Each one lists the chapters it comes from.
Three taps, lights out
1
Pick tonight's story
Or take the one the shelf suggests — one story a night, in the order a child can follow.
2
Choose a voice
Mother, father — or the recording you made on Sunday afternoon.
3
Press play and put the phone down
The pages turn themselves, the screen dims, and the timer ends the night for you.
Three stories free — read before you pay
No ads, no tracking, no account
Your recordings never reach our servers
Illustrations reviewed by hand, story by story
Be there the first night.
Leave your email and we'll write once, when the first stories are ready to download.