tonight
a bedtime story in five minutes. you tell it, not a screen.
it is 8:30pm. the books are worn out. the child has already asked for a different one. you are tired and you are out of ideas, and a chatbot cannot do the part that matters, which is you talking to your kid.
tonight gives you the plot. the same little cast comes back every night, because children do not want new stories, they want their story, one more time, with something different happening.
fill in three things. get tonight's story. tell it yourself, out loud, in your voice, with no screen in the room.
free while we learn. three questions, no account, no card.
how it works
01 — who is the story for, and who loves what. a name, an age, the things they are obsessed with this month.
02 — tonight's plot arrives as a framework: an opening, a few beats, a place where you hand the story back to your child, and a soft ending.
03 — you tell it. same cast, new episode, every night.
what this is not
not an audiobook. not a screen. not a robot reading to your child while you sit there. the whole point is that your child falls asleep to you — your voice, your pauses, the way you make the funny bit funny.
the plan
tonight costs $1 a month while we find out whether this is worth keeping. that is not a trick, it is a test: if a framework is worth anything to you at all, it is worth something at a price you would not notice.
for now it costs nothing at all. tell us when it is earning its keep.