Bedtime stories that carry on, night after night

Kids love a story that remembers. “What happened to the fox last night?” is the best question to hear at bedtime.

Aether Observer makes a bedtime story that carries on. Each night there's a new chapter, and it remembers every character, place and adventure from the nights before.

How it works

1. Start a story together. Pick your child's age (3 to 5, 6 to 8, or 9 to 12) and say what it's about, or leave it blank and let the story surprise you.
2. Read the first chapter a few seconds later.
3. Tomorrow night, add what happens next. Your child can choose (the fox finds a map!), or tap Surprise me.

Made for bedtime

• Set the chapter length to Short: about two minutes read aloud.
• Too tired to read? Have the chapter read aloud in a natural voice.
• Add pictures of the characters, or turn a chapter into a comic.

Let them hold the tablet

Kid mode shows only the stories you've marked for the kids, and keeps the grown-up settings behind a PIN.

Story ideas to start with

• A little fox who is scared of the dark
• A dragon who wants to be a baker
• A lighthouse that has lost its light
• Two snails racing all the way to the moon
• A teddy bear who goes on adventures while you sleep

See one

Hollowbrook is a treehouse village of animal friends, dozens of chapters in. Read Hollowbrook →