Press play on the stories you make together.
Photos of their drawings. Their voice on every page. A little music underneath. One link that plays anywhere.
Then they want to make one back. That loop — receive, then create — is the whole reason the format exists.
Point the camera at a crayon masterpiece. It lands on the page — resized, straightened, and kept right here on your device.
One tap per page. Their voice, their pauses, their giggles — recorded to the story and normalized to a format every browser can play.
Grandparents open it in any browser. No app, no account, no install — the tape plays the way you made it, music and all.
One file holds the pages, the images, the narration, the music bed and the timing, described by a manifest anyone can read. Published narration is always AAC/M4A, so a tape recorded on an Android phone plays on a grandparent’s iPad.
The spec is open and the player is plain web. Write your own reader if you like — nobody needs our servers to hear a story.