Unique stories, written for your child.
Every night, Plume invents a tailor-made adventure based on your child's name, age and passions — narrated with a real voice.
Families enchanted every night

Every night, a story just for them.
Like a whispered tale — personalized, gentle, with a real voice.
Everything you need for magical evenings.
Personalization, narration, child profiles, offline mode — built for parents, designed to delight kids.
Personalized stories
Every tale is unique: name, age, interests, friends, pet — everything becomes a character.
Natural narration
A real voice tells the story to help them fall asleep, even when you're busy.
Up to 5 child profiles
One world per child. Each one finds their stories, characters, and favorite themes.
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Content 100% reviewed, age-appropriate. No ads. Your data stays private.
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Calm bedtime mode
Soft light, calm voice, peaceful ending. Designed to help fall asleep, not to excite.
From idea to bedtime, in 3 steps.
Takes less than 2 minutes — and you have a ready, narrated, illustrated story that speaks to your child in the first person.
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Name, age, interests, imaginary friends, pets. Everything serves personalization.
Choose tonight's world
Theme, length, narrated or read. You type, we handle the rest.
Good night, and sweet adventures.
The story is ready in 20 seconds — read or narrated — saved in your library.
"Titou et la pluie d'étoiles"
That night, Titou just couldn't fall asleep. He stared at the sky through his window, eyes wide open, nose pressed against the cold glass.
Suddenly, a golden light streaked across the sky. Then another, and another. Stars were falling from the sky.
CHAPTER 1 · UNE NUIT TRÈS SPÉCIALE
Titou et la pluie d'étoiles
Five stories ready for tonight
Written and narrated by Plume, with the same gentle voice that tucks in our little heroes every night.

Lina and the Garden of Stars
A star taps on Lina's window and takes her to a secret garden hidden behind the moon, where all the stars in the sky are grown.
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Tom and the Cloud Whale
Tom's bed turns into a flying boat, and a great cloud whale takes him on a journey to give the rain back to a sky that has forgotten it.
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PremiumMaya and the Singing Forest
The forest behind Granny's house sings every night. But tonight, not a single note. Maya sets out to find the lost music with Filou, a fox who conducts the forest orchestra.
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« The bedtime ritual has changed. My daughter falls asleep in 10 minutes, with a smile. And I can finally finish my dinner in peace. »
« Marcus sees himself in every story. He thinks Plume really knows him. For a shy kid, it's magic. »
« I was worried about screens at night. Here, no screen: we listen. And the narration is honestly stunning. »
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Research explained and practical advice on sleep, language and bedtime rituals.
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