Personalized bedtime stories, new every evening

Every evening, a story starring your child.

Fablino writes a brand-new bedtime story every day — with your child's name, their friends, their pet and whatever they currently love. With an illustration and a gentle audio narration, waiting in your inbox right at bedtime.

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7:00 PM

Tonight

🌙 Mia and the Dragon Who Couldn't Sleep

High on the hill behind Mia's house lived a very small dragon with a very big problem …

5:12

Every evening. All by itself.

As easy as tucking in

Set it up once — Fablino does the rest. Every evening.

Tell us about your child

Name, age, favorite color, best friends, pets, favorite topics — set up in two minutes.

The story arrives at 7 PM

Every evening, a new one-of-a-kind story lands in your inbox. With an illustration and audio narration. Pick any time you like.

Read aloud, snuggle, sleep

Every story winds down gently and makes falling asleep the best part — ending with a personal goodnight line for your child.

Read for yourself — with your child's name

Three tastings from the Fablino evening programme. Type a name above and watch every story transform.

Friendly dragonsages 5–7

Mia and the Dragon Who Couldn't Sleep

High on the hill behind Mia's house lived a very small dragon with a very big problem: every time he started to fall asleep, a tiny snore of fire escaped his nose and woke him right up again. One evening, Mia heard him sighing all the way down in the garden. It sounded like a kettle that had given up. "Hello up there," called Mia. "Why aren't you asleep?" The little dragon peeked over a bush, embarrassed. Two thin trails of smoke curled from his nostrils. "Dragons aren't supposed to be bad at sleeping," he mumbled. "But my fire keeps waking me. I've tried counting sheep. I accidentally toasted three of them. They were made of clouds, luckily." Mia thought hard, the way you do when a friend really needs you. "When I can't sleep," Mia said, "I get a glass of warm milk. Maybe you need the dragon version." So they tiptoed together to the pond, where the water lilies folded up for the night, and the little dragon drank one careful sip of moon-cooled water. His smoke turned from grey to silvery-blue. "Now the blanket part," said Mia, and tucked the dragon in under a pile of soft moss, right up to his chin. "And now the story part. It goes like this: Once there was a dragon who was very brave, because being brave means trying anyway — even trying to sleep." The dragon's eyes grew heavy. "What happens next?" he whispered. "Next," said Mia softly, "he found out that his fire wasn't a problem at all. At night it turned into something new." And it truly did: as the little dragon finally drifted off, his snores came out not as flames, but as warm golden sparks that floated up and hung in the sky like extra stars. Mia walked home under their light, yawning a happy yawn. Some of those sparks are probably still up there tonight, keeping watch. Sleep well, Mia. The little dragon is already dreaming — and now it's your turn.

Mermaids & the seaages 2–4

Mia and the Littlest Wave

Down at the beach, where the sand tickles your toes, lived the littlest wave in the whole sea. All the big waves went WHOOSH. But the littlest wave only went... plip. "Why so sad, little wave?" asked Mia, patting the water gently. "I'm too small to carry shells to the shore," the little wave burbled. "Everyone laughs at my plip." Mia sat right down at the water's edge. "I like your plip. It's my favorite sound. But you know what? I think you and I could carry a shell together..."

Detectives & riddlesages 8–10

Mia and the Case of the Backwards Clock

It started on a Tuesday, when the kitchen clock began running backwards. Not broken-backwards. Properly, deliberately backwards — tick by tock, unwinding the day. Mia noticed it first, because Mia noticed everything. That was the whole point of the detective notebook hidden under the mattress, the one with SECRET written on it in invisible ink (well, in yellow pencil, which is nearly the same). Case number seven: Who rewinds a clock — and why? The first clue was stuck to the fridge. A note, written in handwriting Mia had never seen, that said only: "You're running out of time. Or rather — time is running back to you..."

Why children love Fablino (and parents do too)

Everything a great bedtime story needs — every evening, zero effort.

Truly personal

Your child is the hero. Best friends, siblings and pets join the adventure — with their real names.

New every evening

Over 100,000 story combinations and a memory of everything already told. No repeats — 365 evenings a year.

With picture and audio

Every story comes with a lovingly made illustration and a calm narrator voice — for reading aloud or listening together.

Gently checked

Every single story passes a safety check before sending: age-appropriate, fear-free, sleep-friendly. No exceptions.

A ritual that runs itself

No app, nothing to do: the story is waiting in your inbox at 7 PM — ready for reading at the bedside.

Built calmly, in Europe

Developed and hosted in Europe, GDPR-compliant. Your child's data stays minimal — and stays yours.

One price. A story every evening.

Less than one picture book a month — for 30 new stories.

Fablino subscription

€9per month

A new one-of-a-kind story every evening (~30 a month)
Personal: name, friends, pets, favorite topics
An illustration with every story
Audio narration with a calm voice
Serial adventures (“to be continued …”)
Your story library to read again
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Questions parents ask

How personal are the stories, really?

Your child is the main character — with their name, age and the things they love. Best friends, siblings or the family pet appear as real supporting characters, and the favorite color hides in the details. You can update the profile anytime interests change (which is weekly, of course).

Will the stories start repeating?

No. Fablino plans every story from over 100,000 combinations of themes, settings and plots — and remembers everything your child has already heard. Whatever was told in recent months is locked out. That's how you get 365 genuinely different stories a year.

Are the stories really safe?

Every single story passes an automated check before sending: age-appropriate language, nothing frightening, a calm sleep-friendly ending. Only checked stories are ever sent — no exceptions. You can also tell us topics to avoid or handle with extra care.

When does the story arrive?

At 7 PM by default — you can pick any time and change it whenever you like. Fablino follows your timezone, even on holiday.

How does the audio narration work?

Every story comes with a calm, warm narrator voice — one tap in the email is all it takes. Lovely for evenings when your own voice is tired, or for listening together in the dark.

What ages is Fablino for?

For children aged 2 to 10, in three stages: 2–4 (short, simple, with lots of repetition and sound words), 5–7 (lively dialogue and humor) and 8–10 (riddles, secrets and clever twists). Length and language grow along.

What does Fablino cost, and how do I cancel?

€9 a month, everything included — story, illustration and audio, every evening. The first week is free. Cancel online anytime in a few clicks, no phone calls, no notice-period tricks.

What happens with my child's data?

We only store what makes the stories personal: first name, age band, interests. No photos, no tracking, no sharing for advertising. Everything lives on servers in the EU, GDPR-compliant, and can be fully deleted whenever you wish — with one click.

Are the stories written by an AI?

Yes — a storytelling engine we built writes each story just for your child, following firm craft rules for bedtime storytelling. A second, independent check then reviews every story for safety and quality. Our promise: every story exists exactly once — for your child.

Which languages are available?

German and English — selectable per child, great for bilingual families. More languages are in the works.

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