Designed for iPhone & iPad

Magical bedtime stories to read together

Personalized, beautifully illustrated bedtime stories for you to read aloud to your little ones — or press play and let a soft voice narrate. Calm, ad-free, and privacy-first.

Download on the App StoreLaunching soon — privacy-first from day one.

For parents of children ages 2–8+ · No ads · No tracking · Requires iOS 18 or later

MomDadTales on iPhone

How it works

Three taps to tonight's story

No setup evening, no library to curate. Tell the app who you're reading to, and it does the choosing.

Step 1

Make a profile

Add your child's age range and what they're into right now. It takes under a minute, and each of your children can have their own.

Step 2

Pick tonight's story

Open Discover and the stories waiting there are already matched to them — the right length for their age, about the things they love.

Step 3

Read it, or press play

Your voice or ours — whichever kind of night it is. Either way you turn the pages together.

Stories matched to your child

Tell us what they love — we'll match the story

Stories are matched to their age — the right length, just the right words — and to whatever they're into this month, from dinosaurs to spaceships to princesses.

  • A profile for every child, ages 2 to 8+
  • Twelve interests to pick from — change them anytime
  • Switch between your children in a single tap
A parent bear reading a bedtime story aloud from a phone, and the same story playing as gentle narration while the bear cub falls asleep
Soft narration playing…

Your night, your choice

Read aloud, or press play

Some nights you have the energy to read every page like a real picture book. Other nights you don't — so a soft, gentle voice can narrate while you simply turn the pages together.

Either way the room stays dark: a dim-screen mode takes the glare off the page for sleepy eyes, and nothing autoplays into the next thing when the story ends.

The characters

Friends they'll ask for,
night after night

A growing cast of gentle characters — each one hand-illustrated and consistent from story to story.

Nimbus, a MomDadTales story friend

Nimbus

A big, gentle cloud cat whose tail curls up like a soft pillow.

Nia, a MomDadTales story friend

Nia

A tiny moon-moth girl with glowing antennae and a starry satchel.

Nova, a MomDadTales story friend

Nova

A little starship cartographer mapping a kind night sky.

Pebble, a MomDadTales story friend

Pebble

A shy baby triceratops with three of the softest little horns.

Willa, a MomDadTales story friend

Willa

A gentle humpback whale who hums dreams out over the sea.

Milo, a MomDadTales story friend

Milo

A little lantern badger who always notices who feels left out.

Benny, a MomDadTales story friend

Benny

A rounded moon-bus whose headlights glow like soft night-lamps.

Mossy, a MomDadTales story friend

Mossy

A tiny acorn mouse who spots the small things everyone misses.

Naya, a MomDadTales story friend

Naya

A graceful princess whose braids are strung with sleepy stars.

Tavi, a MomDadTales story friend

Tavi

A roller-skating turtle who takes the slow, cozy road home.

Designed for iPhone & iPad

Beautiful on every screen

A universal app that feels right at home on iPhone for bedside reading, and on iPad when you want the illustrations big and shared.

MomDadTales on iPhone

Why parents love it

Built for the calmest part of the day

Stories Crafted with Care

Every tale is written and illustrated ahead of time, then checked before it reaches the app — gentle, warm, and just right for bedtime. New stories arrive every week.

Just the Right Length

Stories run six to fourteen pages, with shorter sentences for younger readers, so a story fits the night rather than stretching it. Every one ends softly — no cliffhangers at lights-out.

Ready When the Wi-Fi Isn't

Every story you open is saved to your device, so tonight's story still works on a plane, in the car, or at grandma's house with no signal.

Private by Design

Your child's name never leaves your device — we never receive it. No analytics, no tracking, no ads, and nothing sold. Just quality time reading together, not another screen to hand over.

Questions, answered

Everything parents ask us

What is MomDadTales?

MomDadTales is an iOS app for iPhone and iPad, made for parents to share with children ages 2 to 8+. It offers personalized, beautifully illustrated bedtime stories. Parents can read each story aloud like a picture book, or press play and let a soft voice narrate. The app is calm, ad-free, and privacy-first.

What ages is MomDadTales for?

MomDadTales is made for parents to share with children ages 2 to 8+. Stories are matched to your child's age range (2–3, 4–5, 6–7, or 8+) and to the interests they love — animals, magic, space, dinosaurs, the ocean, friendship, and more — so tonight's story always fits.

Does MomDadTales collect my child's personal data?

MomDadTales never receives your child's name or gender — both are stored only on your device. To choose a story, the app sends limited information to our service: a single age taken from the age range you picked, the interests you picked, a language code, and a randomly generated identifier that is not tied to your name or to any account. Our service also records which stories have been opened on that identifier, so the same story is not offered twice. MomDadTales shows no ads, runs no analytics, and does not sell personal information.

Does MomDadTales track my family or use analytics?

No. MomDadTales contains no analytics and no tracking of any kind. The app bundles no analytics software, no advertising software, and no third-party trackers, and it does not use Apple's Advertising Identifier, so it never asks permission to track you. There are no screen-view counters, no analytics events, and no crash-reporting service, and nothing about your family is shared with any other company. The only thing our service records is which stories have been opened and rated, so it can avoid repeating them — never what you tap or how long you stay. The MomDadTales website runs no analytics either.

Can MomDadTales read stories aloud?

Yes. Every story can be narrated by a soft, gentle voice while you turn the pages together — or you can read it aloud yourself, page by page, like a real picture book. A dim-screen bedtime mode and soothing endings help the night wind down toward sleep.

How are MomDadTales stories made?

Every MomDadTales story is written and illustrated in advance, with the help of AI, and reviewed against automated safety checks designed to keep it gentle and age-appropriate. Nothing is written on demand or about your child — the app picks from a finished library of stories. A recurring cast of characters stays consistent from story to story, and new stories arrive every week.

Which devices does MomDadTales work on?

MomDadTales is designed for iPhone and iPad and requires iOS 18 or later. It is coming to the App Store — the download button on this page starts working the day it ships.

Is MomDadTales available on Android?

Not today. MomDadTales is an iOS app built for iPhone and iPad, and it requires iOS 18 or later. There is no Android version.

Does MomDadTales work without an internet connection?

Every story you open is saved to your device, so you can read it again later even without an internet connection. You need a connection to browse and open a story for the first time.

Can I set up more than one child?

Yes. You can create a separate profile for each child, each with their own age range and interests, and switch between them in a tap. Every profile gets stories matched to that child.

What makes MomDadTales good for right before sleep?

MomDadTales is built to wind the night down rather than stretch it out. Stories end softly, a dim-screen mode takes the glare off the page for sleepy eyes, and there are no ads and nothing that autoplays into the next thing.

Tonight's story is waiting

Bring MomDadTales to bedtime and turn the last few minutes of the day into something you'll both look forward to.

Download on the App StoreLaunching soon — privacy-first from day one.