Trust & safety

Clear boundaries for parent-led story creation

ReadyTales is a practical family story tool. Adults guide the details, review what is generated, and decide what belongs in a child’s story.

A kitten reading safely inside a cozy blanket fort

Our commitments

Four things you can count on

  • Grown-ups in charge

    ReadyTales is for parents, guardians, and other adults creating stories to read with children — not for kids to use alone.

  • Review before reading

    Generated text, images, and narration should be checked for accuracy, tone, and age fit before they reach a child.

  • Privacy-aware inputs

    Use fictional or minimal details and skip anything sensitive. We do not sell children’s personal information.

  • No clinical claims

    ReadyTales is not therapy, diagnosis, medical care, legal advice, or a guaranteed behavior outcome.

Sharing details

Personal enough to feel familiar. Private enough to feel safe.

The best stories need surprisingly little. A few familiar touches go a long way — and you can always use a nickname or a made-up name.

Lovely to include

  • A first name or nickname
  • A favorite toy, color, or comfort object
  • Who will be there — “Grandma”, “our sitter”
  • General places like “the park” or “our kitchen”

Best left out

  • Full names, birthdays, or home addresses
  • School, daycare, or clinic names
  • Medical, diagnostic, or legal details
  • Anything you would not share with a stranger

Your controls

Practical controls are part of the promise.

  • Parent accounts

    Stories, characters, and credits live in a signed-in parent account, not on a child’s profile.

  • Clear AI disclosures

    AI actions are explicit, and the app shows the credit cost before anything is generated.

  • Delete any time

    Delete your account in the app from Parent account › Delete account, or submit a request if you cannot sign in.

  • A real inbox

    Questions about privacy or data? Write to privacy@readytales.app.

Ready when you are

Tonight’s story could star your child.

Your first character and first illustrated story are free. It only takes a few minutes to make the next big moment feel familiar.

A parent and child snuggled in bed reading an illustrated storybook together