Once upon a bedtime…

a bedtime friend who remembers — and grows up with them.

Whisperly tells your little one a brand-new audio story every night — shaped by their day, written for their age, remembering their world from one night to the next. Gentle, screen-free, safe by design.

Coming soon to Google Play · Android.

Layered cut-paper scene: the white Whisperly llama with a yellow horn and red scarf in rolling green hills under a soft blue morning sky.

Chapter One

Tonight, about your day.

Before bed, your child tells Whisperly how their day went — the scraped knee, the new friend, the big feeling. Tonight's brand-new story gently weaves it in, so a familiar friend helps them make sense of it as they wind down. A fresh chapter every night, and the world goes soft.

Papercraft daytime scene: the llama sitting with a small child on a grassy hill under a bright paper sun, little hearts drifting up.

Chapter Two

Why ears, not screens.

A story your child listens to isn't just gentler than a screen — it asks their mind to do the magic. They build every character and every place themselves. A screen does that work for them.

Listening · with Whisperly

  • They picture it themselves — active imagination, not pre-made images.
  • Grows vocabulary, listening focus and empathy.
  • No bright or blue light — sleep signals stay on track.
  • Calm by design — the story winds down toward sleep.

Watching · a screen

  • Pre-made images do the imagining — passive watching.
  • Bright, fast visuals can over-stimulate before bed.
  • Blue light from displays can delay sleep.
  • "One more episode" — hard to land on a quiet ending.
ImaginationThey direct the film in their own mind.
LanguageRich words and storytelling grow vocabulary.
EmpathyLiving a character's feelings builds it.
Better sleepScreen-free wind-down, calmer nights.

Chapter Three

Written for their age.

A story for a two-year-old shouldn't sound like one for a ten-year-old. Tell Whisperly how old your child is and every story is written to fit — the words, the sentences, even how long it runs — and all of them wind down gently toward sleep. You can add a second language too, so a gentle word or two of your family's tongue drifts into the tale.

Babies · 0–2

A gentle sung lullaby — about a minute and a half — soft, simple and soothing.

Little listeners · 3–5

Everyday words and a small, gentle adventure, around two to three minutes.

Big kids · 6–8

A little more story and a few new words, still calm, around three to four minutes.

Older readers · 9–12

Richer words and a fuller adventure, up to about five minutes — and still ending in sleep.

Chapter Four

A friend who remembers, and grows up with them.

The same gentle friends return each night, and they remember — the pet, the best friend, the thing your child was brave about last week — and bring it back when it matters. As your child grows, the stories grow up too: gentler for the littlest, richer as they get older. A companion for the whole of childhood, only ever about them.

Papercraft dusk forest: the llama among tall paper pines, a big paper moon rising and the first stars.

Chapter Seven

Safe, by design.

The best part of a bedtime story is not having to worry about it. So safety isn't a setting you switch on — it's built into every story, before it ever reaches your child.

Nothing scary, ever

No violence, weapons, or frightening themes — not in any story, for any child.

You decide what to avoid

Set your own no-go themes for each child and Whisperly steers around them.

Checked before it plays

Every story passes an automatic safety review before your child ever hears it.

Always ends in sleep

Each adventure is built to settle down, closing with your child drifting off.

Chapter Eight

Made for grown-ups, too.

Calm nights, with nothing to worry about.

A parent gate

Setup, purchases and deleting are tucked behind a quick grown-up check.

No ads, ever

No advertising and no ad tracking — children are never profiled or targeted.

See their week

A calm parent view: minutes listened, the bedtime streak, the stories they loved.

Delete in a tap

Remove your account, every profile and every story — gone for good, whenever you like.

"She asks for her story before her teeth are even brushed." — the bedtime we're building for.
Papercraft night scene: the llama resting calmly under the moon and stars.

The End — and every night, a new one.

Tonight, press play.

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