Bhaashi
Worlds made of words.
We make calm, careful products around language. The first is Stories: tonight's bedtime chapter in under a minute, read aloud, and remembered tomorrow night.
The lantern fox padded across the willow bridge, carrying a light no bigger than a firefly. Below her, the river hummed its slow night song. “Tomorrow,” she whispered to the sleeping village, “we find the bell.”
Stories
Bedtime, in three steps.
Stories is made for the end of a long day: one hand free, a tired brain, a child who wants to know what happens next.
Open tonight's book
Your child's books are waiting where you left them, with the characters and the world you already know.
Make tonight's chapter
One tap, under a minute. Read it over, change a line if you like. Nothing is read aloud until you say so.
Press play
A natural voice reads it while the words light up on screen, so an early reader can follow along.
Continuity
Tomorrow remembers tonight.
Each book knows its characters, its world and how its nights should end. Every new chapter is written from those and from the last chapter you kept, so tomorrow picks up where tonight left off and the story grows instead of starting over.
Only chapters you keep carry forward. If one isn't right, make another.
The Lantern Fox · what the book carries forward
- CharactersPip, a lantern fox: brave, a little shy, hums when nervous
- Worlda river village with a willow bridge at its edge
- Nights endcalm and close to home, lights low
- Last chapter keptPip promised to find the lost bell
Paced for bedtime
Slow enough to drift off to.
Young listeners need a gentler pace. Stories starts at the right speed for your child's age, with the same four settings as the example above.
Change it once and that book keeps your choice for every chapter after.
| Listener | Starts at | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| Ages 3 to 7 | Crawl | 0.75× |
| Ages 8 to 12 | Slow | 0.85× |
| Teens and adults | Normal | 1× |
Family first
Private by default.
Parents hold the account
Children never sign up. Stories asks for a nickname and an age band, plus any story preferences you choose to add.
No ads, no trackers
No advertising, no analytics scripts, and we never sell your data.
Your stories stay yours
Books are private to your family. Ask us and we'll delete a book or your whole account.
No interruptions
Nothing promotional ever plays between a chapter and sleep.
One account
Sign in once.
A Bhaashi account is how you sign in to everything we make. Stories is the first. When new things arrive, the same account opens them, and signing out signs you out of all of them at once.
Sign-in happens at id.bhaashi.com. Your password goes only to our sign-in service and is never seen by Stories.
Stories is in a small private beta.
We're opening it to a few families at a time while we make sure every night works.