Jot down a few lines about your day before bed. While you sleep, Dearytale turns it into an illustrated tale of 6 to 10 pages, ready in the morning. Your own day, or one you shared with your child.
Dad's diary last nightMy daughter Seoa rode a bike without training wheels for the first time.
↓ The tale that arrived this morning
Lumi held the back of his daughter Soi's bike.
A sample diary written by a dad, and the children's tale that arrived the next morning. The child's name and neighborhood become storybook names.
DiaryMy daughter Seoa rode a bike without training wheels for the first time. I held the back at our apartment playground.
On Saturday at Firefly Playground, Lumi held the back of his daughter Soi's bike. Today there were no training wheels.
DiaryShe shouted, "Dad, did you see? I did it by myself!" and I almost cried.
Soi rode a whole lap by herself and threw both hands in the air. "Dad, did you see? I did it all by myself!" Lumi's eyes went shiny and blurry.
DiaryShe fell twice and got two bandages on her knee. After dinner she kept showing them off.
After dinner Soi showed off the two bandages on her knee again and again. Lumi listened proudly every single time.
DiaryShe fell asleep right there on the sofa.
Still showing off, Soi fell fast asleep on the sofa. Lumi tucked a blanket over her and kept the whole day quietly in his heart.
With your child
Before bed, talk about the day together and jot down a few lines. By morning, it's an illustrated tale. First tries and scraped knees pile up, one book at a time, into a family storybook your child can open again when they're older.
Just for you
Teens, students, grown-ups at the end of a long day. Write down your day before bed. The good days stay with you longer, and the hard ones feel a little lighter.
In another language
Write in your own language and get the tale in English, Spanish, Japanese and more. Great for learning a language, or for sharing with family abroad.
Stories about your kids come with their names, daycare and neighborhood, so posting them feels risky. Dearytale retells the day with new names and places, so you can share it easily with grandparents and friends.
Seoa rode her bike alone for the first time at the Saebom Apartments playground. She can't wait to tell her friends in Sunshine Class tomorrow.
Soi rode a whole lap by herself and threw both hands in the air. "Dad, did you see? I did it all by myself!" Lumi's eyes went shiny and blurry.
Only people with the link can see it, and you can turn it off anytime.
Night
Edit as much as you like before sending.
Before dawn
Names and places become storybook names.
Morning
Pick any time from 6 a.m. to noon.
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50 heroes and 6 art styles, chosen separately for each bookshelf.
Make up to 3 tales in your first month. If you stop subscribing, you can still read every tale you made. Prices shown are for the US and may differ in other countries.
No one. Your diary is encrypted and only opened to make the tale. The AI companies that write and draw it do not train on your diary.
No. People, companies and places get storybook names, and the same names return in later tales.
Yes. Heavy things are handled gently, never turned into a joke. If it looks like you need support, we show where to find it.
Set the reader to a child and the tale uses simple words and larger type. Accounts are for people 14 and older.
Write your diary in any language. The app itself is in Korean, English and Japanese, and tales come in the app's language. In Settings you can pick a different language just for your tales, from 13: English, Korean, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Indonesian, Vietnamese and Thai.
