Family
For most families
$14.99a month · or $149 a year
- Up to 4 children
- 15 new books a month made for them
- Unlimited re-reads and library
- Read-aloud coaching (optional)
Books that fit the sounds your child knows.
Three books on the shelf every day, picked for what your child can read. Each month brings 15 new books written just for your kids, or 25 on Family Plus.
7-day free trial with 3 books. Cancel anytime.
New sound: ooRabbit on the Moon · page 1 of 3
Nobody told Noodle the moon was ticklish.
So she landed on it with both boots. Boop!
The moon shook. The moon rocked. The moon went, “Hee.”
“Stop!” boomed the moon. “Hoo hoo! If I laugh, the stars fall off!”
Noodle looked up. There were a lot of stars.
So she stood very, very still. She did not hop. She did not wiggle.
Then her nose began to itch.
“Ah,” said Noodle. “Ahh...”
“Oh no,” said the moon.
ACHOO!
Far above, one star came loose. It was the big one.
- Pre-K to Grade 8
- Your child never types to an AI
- No ads or trackers
- Ten to fifteen minutes a day
Your child can read this page.
That’s not an accident.
Before a book goes out, our code checks each word against the sounds your child has learned. If a word doesn’t fit, the book doesn’t go out.
Nobody told Noodle the moon was ticklish.
The new sound
This book practices oo, as in moon and Noodle.
Words they can read
Everything else is built from sounds they already know.
Words we teach first
Told and ticklish. A grown-up reads them together the first time.
Three books. About ten minutes.
Then it stops.
No games, no coins, no endless scroll. When the plan is done, the app says so.
1 New sound
Rabbit on the Moon
Practices one new sound: oo.
2 Review
Dot and the Seed
Keeps last week’s sounds fresh.
3 Explore
The Apple Truck
One to read for fun.
The first day
A ten-minute check
Your child taps pictures and reads a few words. We find the sounds they know, and the shelf starts from there.
Every Sunday
A short note to you
What they read, which words were hard, and one thing to try together this week.
From first sounds to first essays
Four stages. Kids move up when they’re ready, not on their birthday.
Sprout · Pre-K and K
Read-aloud picture books, one new sound at a time.
Sapling · Grades 1–2
Decodable books they read on their own, and short writing.
Grove · Grades 3–5
Chapter books, a skill map, and opinion writing.
Summit · Grades 6–8
Longer reads, argument writing, and a portfolio.
They pick from pictures, tiles and choices
There’s no chat box anywhere.
Their name stays on your device
AI companies get a reading level and topics, never a name.
You choose each feature
Reading, recording and name-in-stories are separate choices.
Download or delete everything
All in one place, from Privacy & data.
One price for the whole family
7-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
For schools: per-student pricing with rostering and reports. See schools
Family Plus
For bigger families
$24.99a month · or $249 a year
- Up to 6 children
- 25 new books a month
- Everything in Family
- Printable activity sheets
Things parents ask
Does my child talk to an AI?
No. Your child picks from pictures and choices. There's no chat box anywhere. AI writes and illustrates the books on our side, and our code checks every book before your child sees it.
What happens to my child's voice recordings?
Nothing, unless you turn recording on. If you do, the recording stays on the device. It's used only to count which words were read, it's never uploaded, and we keep only the score, for 30 days.
Is every book new?
No. The shelf has three books every day. Family writes 15 new books a month for your family and Family Plus writes 25. The other slots come from our library of checked books and from books worth reading again, all matched to the sounds your child knows.
Does this replace school?
No. It's daily practice that follows the same order most reading programs teach sounds in, so it fits right alongside school or homeschool.
Is this screen time?
About ten to fifteen minutes a day, with a visible end. When the plan is done, the app says so and stops suggesting new things.
What if a book is too hard?
It shouldn't be: every word is checked against the sounds your child has learned before the book reaches them. If one still is, tap Report and a person looks at it.
What's in the trial?
7 days, 3 books written for your child, and the whole library. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.
Will it work on our tablet?
Yes. It runs in any modern browser, and there's an app for iPhone and iPad. Books your child has already opened keep working if the Wi-Fi drops.
