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Android early access · Launch imminent

Turn storybooks into pages your child taps to hear.

Join early access for the Android app. Scan pages from books you own — your child taps pictures, items, and text to hear them in the language you pick.

We're looking for Android testers who will share feedback. Tap to hear names, full lines, and simple games — offline on your phone.

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Android testers welcome · Private · No ads

From book page to tap-to-hear page

Tap pictures, items, and text — hear them on the page

In the app, scan a page from a book you own. Your child taps to hear friendly names on pictures, full lines read aloud, and a simple find-it game.

Drag the slider — left is your photo, right is the tap-to-hear page we build.

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    Join early access

    Sign up below — we'll email Google Play test instructions for Android.

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    We add tap-to-hear narration

    Friendly audio on pictures, items, and printed text — in your chosen language.

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    Your child taps and plays

    Hear names, listen to lines, replay offline — no marking homework for kids.

Your book pagedrag the slider ↔Tap to hear
Same book page with soft tap highlights and speaker icons on pictures and a story line
Children's book page showing animals at a sunny market
Your book pageTap to hear
In the app, scan the spread — your child taps to hear pictures, items, and text on screen.
Your book pageTap to hearLive demo

Try it! Tap the picture!

The demo below is live — tap animals, fruit, and text to hear them.

Their book →Tap & listen ✓
9:41Demo mode

Try it! Tap the picture!

Interactive book page preview
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Tap text → hear the line read aloud · Tap the bear → hear its name · Find the apple in the game

Where families use it

Travel, restaurants, bedtime, waiting rooms

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Car trip

Hands-free listening while you drive.

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Flight

No Wi-Fi needed once pages are saved in the app.

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Restaurant

Wait time becomes story time.

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Bedtime

Tap pictures and text, hear them named — calm and familiar.

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Waiting room

Their book, not another random video.

The fine print, in plain English

Four things StoryTap will never do.

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No ads

Not today, not after launch, not after a funding round.

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No child profile

No name, no face, no behaviour tracking.

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No public gallery

Your books and scans stay private. Nothing gets indexed or shared.

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Any picture book

No reading pens, no proprietary editions.

From the builder
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I built StoryTap after a six-hour flight that went sideways at hour two. We packed three of her favourite picture books. By hour three, she was asking for the phone.

Reading pens, AR titles, audio editions — they only work with their own books. The ones we owned at home stayed regular books, even when the screen was the only thing keeping the row quiet. So I built a tool that lets kids tap our actual books on screen — hear pictures, items, and text — multilingual and offline.

— Tomas, solo builder & parent of two

Questions parents ask first

Quick answers.

How do I join early access?

Sign up below with your email and confirm you have an Android device. We'll email Google Play closed-test instructions. Optional feedback helps us polish the app before launch.

Does it need Wi-Fi during use?

Once a page is scanned in the app, no. Tap, listen, and play in airplane mode on the plane, in the car, anywhere.

What about other languages?

Pick a language when you scan a page in the app — English, Slovak, Czech, German, or other. Founding Families get translation mode and future languages at no extra cost.

What happens to my signup data?

We use your email for early access and Android test invites only. Scanned pages stay on your device. Full detail on the privacy page.

Does my child need both the book and the phone?

Only the phone. The whole page lives on the device — your child taps pictures, items, and text on screen to hear them. The physical book can stay on the shelf.