Story guides

Bedtime stories in your voice.

Choose a familiar story and record one page at a time. Your child can play it back on the same device when they want to hear you read.

  1. Start with one quiet page

    Set the phone somewhere steady, read at your usual pace, and leave a small pause before and after the words.

  2. Listen before moving on

    Check the first page before recording the rest. If your voice is hard to hear, move closer or find a quieter spot.

  3. Keep the recording device

    FoxStoria does not upload the recorded audio. It stays on this device unless you share it yourself. Play it back on the same phone or tablet and child profile.

A recording does not need a performance

Use the voice your child knows. You do not need character voices, background music, or a perfect first take. A clear recording is more useful than a polished one.

FoxStoria records page by page, so a cough or interruption does not mean starting the whole book again. Listen to a page and record it again if you want to.

Playback combines your recording with the story’s available music and sound effects. Check the finished story once before handing over the device.

Parent questions

Do I need to record the whole story at once?

No. Record each page separately. You can listen back and redo a page without recording the whole story again.

Are my voice recordings uploaded?

FoxStoria keeps the recorded audio on the device that made it. It does not upload the audio or create a cloud copy. Some recording metadata, such as the book it belongs to, is synced; the audio itself stays local.

Will the recording appear on another phone?

The audio stays on the original device, so do not expect it to appear on another phone through account sync. Keep that device available for playback.

For listening, reading, or winding down

Pick the kind of story time that works for your family today.

A FoxStoria story page with Read to Me, Practice and Record

One story, in a familiar voice.

Recording is in the FoxStoria mobile app. Start with a book you know well, record the first page, and play it back.