Bedtime Stories in a Grandparent's Voice
NinniTales lets your child hear bedtime stories in a grandparent's own voice, even from far away. Grandma or Grandpa records their voice once, and the app narrates fresh, gentle, personalised stories in that voice, so a loved one's voice is part of bedtime no matter the distance.
Hear a grandparent's voice at bedtime
A stand-in narrator reading a sample opening, so you can hear the shape of it. In the app this is Grandma's or Grandpa's own recorded voice.
Keep a loved one's voice at bedtime
For children who live far from their grandparents, or families separated by distance, a familiar voice at bedtime is a powerful way to stay connected. A grandparent records their voice once, and your child can hear them tell a new story any night.
It's especially meaningful when in-person visits are rare: the voice your child loves becomes part of their nightly routine, not just an occasional call.
How a grandparent records their voice
The setup is simple and one-time: a grandparent records a short voice sample in the app, which creates a private voice model used only to narrate stories for your child. They don't need to read each story aloud.
Multiple family members can add their voices, so your child can choose whether Grandma, Grandpa, Mom, or Dad tells tonight's story.
A keepsake that lasts
Because the voice and stories are kept in the app, a grandparent's voice telling bedtime stories becomes something your family can return to for years, a gentle, lasting keepsake.
Voice recordings are private to your family, encrypted, never sold or shared, and can be deleted anytime.
The kind of stories grandparents tell
Rama Earns the Title of "The Justice"
When three travelers drag an innocent old innkeeper to court over a missing brass pot, a bright village boy named Rama asks the one question nobody else thought of. His fairness saves her, and earns him the name Maryada Rama, Rama the Justice.
The False Witnesses Trapped
A dishonest man keeps a ruby left in his care and brings three paid witnesses to court to back his lie. Maryada Rama never accuses anyone. He simply hands out five pieces of clay, and lets the truth shape itself.
The Greedy Neighbor
A greedy woman steals and eats her neighbor's hen, and there is no witness and no proof. Maryada Rama cannot judge on suspicion alone, so he sets a gentle trap with an imaginary feather, and lets a guilty conscience give itself away.
The Clever Cat and the Wise Judge
Four merchants each claim a leg of the clever cat that saved their cotton from rats. When an accident sets the warehouse on fire, they rush to blame one partner. The wise judge Maryada Rama shows them that those who share the credit must also share the responsibility.
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Frequently asked questions
Can grandparents record stories for grandkids remotely?
Yes. A grandparent records a short voice sample once in the app; NinniTales then narrates fresh stories in their voice, which your child can play from anywhere, no need to be in the same place.
Is the grandparent's voice kept private?
Yes. Voice recordings are treated as sensitive data, encrypted, used only for story narration in the app, never sold or shared, and deletable at any time.