What Reddit Says About Storytelling Apps

Sometimes there are long stretches real life time of no communication because they’re busy sleeping or walking, but I think you can toggle that option. At least you can after the first playthrough. There are a few other apps by the same creators that all exist within the same universe and are pretty...

Typically I'll ask my kid for some characters, a setting, then have this app create a story. It works great. ... There is AI Dungeon, NovelAI and the FOSS option of KoboldAI. AI Dungeon has an SFW only feature//filter where the AI won't output NSFW under any case. It's free tier is us...

Right now I am a severe beginner who has ambitions of starting my own show. And whether or not I hand animate things or just use my model kits. I…

12 years experience here - despite all of its quirks, CapCut is the best you’ll find unless you’re willing to learn Adobe.

I second this! I love campfire to keep track on my characters I add boxes with backstories feelings and how they behave I link best friends and family members with their @ function same with towns etc

Thanks for the recommendation ... I second the Yoto! My son is two and we’ve used it for songs/stories daily since he was born. In addition to the official cards, they have some ad free podcasts, special “radio” channels (Yoto and BBC at least are ad free), white noise options, and you can make your...

I can recommend The Arcana. It was the one that really hooked me before Lovestruck did. Some routes are slower/less eventful but my personal favorites are Asra’s and Portia’s. Asra has the best story but Portia the most charming personality ...

A year ago or so I recommend an app here to help fill the void, and recently, the app has finally arrived open beta for android in google play as well. Since, the app (Tales: Choose Your Own Story) has even more improved, and I like to recommend ...

I’m working on developing an app/web-based service designed for parents, grandparents, and other family members to record and store stories for children.

Hello Waldorf community, I’m the developer of FeelTheStory, a hand-illustrated interactive story app for young children (ages 2–6) to explore big…

Given your previous experience, Remento really does seem like it addresses the main barrier you encountered. The fact that it eliminates the writing requirement while still delivering that beautiful keepsake book makes it worth considering for parents who want to share their stories but found tradit...

I play way too many story apps to admit it publicly, haha, but my favourites are: Choices (my first story app love, great archive of stories, a little harder to diamond mine but worth it in the end); Lovestruck (great writing, great characters, a little expensive but choices don't matter much, ...

Choices (I haven’t played this in years so have no idea what it’s like now) I think there’s also one called chapters but I’ve never played it. I just prefer episode! 🤍 ... i think chapters is pretty similar to whispers in the kind of stories available and choices used to be my fave in the game. ......