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An app for parents: record yourself telling a bedtime story, and Nubi turns it into an illustrated storybook. Press play to hear your original recording as you read along.
Open the app and tap to start. Stuck for an idea? Tap for a spark. Otherwise just talk, the way you always do, and stop when you're done. Nubi writes it down, splits it into pages, and adds illustrations.
No. Nubi works from a device id created quietly the first time you record — no email, no name, no sign-up screen. If you want your shelf to follow you to a second phone, you can add a recovery email later; it's entirely optional.
No. There's no separate child profile — the account, the recording, and the payment are all yours. A child's first name usually appears in a story only because you said it out loud while telling it.
Up to 3 minutes on the free plan, up to 10 minutes once you subscribe — plenty for a real bedtime story without hitting a wall mid-telling.
There's no pause, and no per-page re-recording in this version — one take, start to finish. If it's not right, re-record the whole thing before you save; nothing is kept until you do.
Yes. Flag it from the story's menu and we'll redraw it. Illustrations are generated automatically, so an odd hand or a character who drifts from page to page happens occasionally — tell us and we'll make it right.
Your first story is free and fully illustrated, with playback of your original recording. Try it before deciding whether to subscribe.
One plan, $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year ($6.67/month): every page illustrated, recordings up to 10 minutes, redraws for pictures you don't love, bedtime mode, and share links. It covers up to eight fully illustrated stories a month; past that, stories are still written, paged and narrated in your voice, and new pictures resume when the month turns over.
Seven days, starting the moment you subscribe. We remind you two days before it ends, and if you cancel before then you're charged nothing.
In your Apple account, any time — Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → Nubi. Every story you've already made keeps working, forever, whether or not you keep paying.
Billing runs through Apple, so refunds are theirs to grant — visit reportaproblem.apple.com. Tell us too, at hello@getnubi.app, and we'll back you up.
It's transcribed and kept so the story can be read back in your voice — nothing more. We never clone your voice, generate new speech from it, or use it to train any model, ours or anyone else's.
Supabase hosts the database and files. OpenAI handles transcription and illustration under contract and doesn't train on your content. RevenueCat and Apple process payment. Nobody gets more access than their part of the job requires, and nothing is sold to anyone.
No age, no birthday, no photo, no school — nothing beyond a first name you may have said aloud while telling the story. We don't knowingly collect information directly from a child, and if we ever learn that we have, we delete it.
Delete a story and its audio, text and pictures are gone from our storage and backups within 30 days. Delete your account from Settings and there's no recovery afterward — that's deliberate. You can also just write to privacy@getnubi.app.
Full detail in our Privacy policy.
Check your connection first — illustrations need one to load. If a page is stuck, pull down to refresh; if it's still stuck after a minute, it's worth trying again shortly or writing in.
Make sure your phone isn't on silent and the volume's up, then check Nubi has permission to play audio in iPhone Settings. If a shared link won't play, it may have been switched off or expired by whoever sent it.
An expired link has reached the end date set by the sender; you can contact them to ask if they'd like to share it again. A switched-off link means the sender has stopped sharing the story.