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MADE WITH YOU. ONLY FOR THEM.

A storybook made
just for your child.

An original story, written and illustrated with you. Made into a beautiful hardcover.

With Flora, your AI co-author.

Ordering opens soon. Join early access and hear first.

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Sample books made with Flora · 14 × 10½-inch hardcovers

01 / WATCH · 1 MINUTE

See a book come together.

A dramatization with a fictional family and a sample book.

Read the film’s words
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Every night, Josie folds paper stars, and she’s sure a dragon lives nearby.
Narrator
So her mom made her a book about it, featuring her room, her fox Pip, and her very own dragon.
Narrator
Just tell Flora about them. Talk, or type.
Josie’s mom
She folds paper stars at her window every night. Her fox is called Pip, and she’s sure a dragon lives nearby.
Flora
A dragon! Is it a friendly one?
Josie’s mom
Very polite.
Narrator
Your words become an original story, written from scratch. Describe them, and Flora draws them. No photo of your child needed.
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Read every page before you buy, and change anything you like. Add a few words of your own, and it arrives as a hardcover to keep.
Josie
That’s MY window!
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Made with you. Only for them. A dramatization with a fictional family and a sample book.

02 / WHAT FAMILIES MAKE BOOKS ABOUT

A big day ahead. A hard moment.
Or just for fun.

Every book starts with one child. Here’s a real book of each kind.

What families make books about

Dev’s Haircut, Stop by Stop

Sample book · an invented family

Cover of the sample book Dev’s Haircut, Stop by Stop: Dev in orange headphones sits in a barber chair with his train-line card, between his mom and Ray the barber.
Ray presses the chair’s pedal as Dev sits up high in his orange headphones, Little Red and the card on his lap, with Mom right beside him.

First, Dev climbs into the big chair. Ray pumps the pedal. Up, up! At any step, Dev can say, “Stop the train!” Ray stops and waits for Dev’s “All aboard!” They can finish another day.

Dev’s first haircut, stop by stop, in the order his family planned, with a break word he can use at any step.

Families also make books about
  • A haircut
  • The dentist
  • A new baby
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Under the Coconut Leaves

Made for our founder’s son, Luca

Cover of Under the Coconut Leaves: Luca and his dad lie on his bed at night, imagining a moonlit island with coconut trees.
On a sunny beach, Luca and his dad crouch beside a little coconut with tears on its shell, while an island party dances and drums nearby.

Beneath a palm sat a little coconut. Tears trickled down its hairy shell. “Too much,” it sniffled. “Too much tum-tum. Too much stamp-stamp.”

Luca wanted coconut trees. His dad wanted a story about big, teary feelings. So a little coconut finds the island party too loud, and they sit with it.

Families also make books about
  • Bedtime
  • Loud places
  • Goodbyes
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Ada and the Too-Squishy Sea

Sample book · an invented family

Cover of the sample book Ada and the Too-Squishy Sea: a girl in red glasses draws a blue crayon sea at the kitchen table between her smiling parents, while a big orange cat sleeps on the paper.
Mama and Daddy kiss Ada’s cheeks while the octopus wraps his bent arm around her finger in a hug.

“I still wish that arm were different,” said Ada. Mama kissed one cheek. Daddy kissed the other. “Different?” gasped the octopus. “That’s my BEST arm! My hugging arm!” It curled right around Ada’s finger. He tried a straighter arm. Slip. Another. Slop. “See?” Ada giggled. “That’s a very good hug.”

For a child who says “I’m bad at drawing.” Ada’s wobbly lines turn out to be the best part.

Families also make books about
  • “I can’t do it”
  • Trying new foods
  • Learning something new
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Sophia and Luca’s Bubble Bakery

Made for our founder’s kids, Sophia and Luca · early preview

Cover of Sophia and Luca’s Bubble Bakery: under the painted title, Sophia and her brother Luca run a shop on a cloud, with bubble ice cream, a bubble cake and bubble pancakes.
Luca and Sophia stack shimmering pancake-shaped bubbles into a wobbly tower.

Luca blew a pancake bubble. Sophia put another on top. Then another. “A wibble-wobble stack!” they said.

Their favorite game, blowing bubbles, becomes a bakery in the sky.

Families also make books about
  • Trains
  • Dinosaurs
  • Space
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Josie, Dev, Ezra and Ada are invented children from sample books. Luca and Sophia are our founder’s kids, and their family is glad to share their books.

03 / HOW IT’S MADE

Talk with Flora.
Read every page.

  1. The bookmaker on a phone: Flora’s golden petal and her first question, “Who’s the book for?”, with a parent typing an answer about their son Dev, his first real haircut and his love of trains.

    Tell Flora about them.

    Talk or type. Flora asks a few questions.

  2. The bookmaker’s page reader on an iPad: spread 3 of Dev’s Haircut, Stop by Stop, with the picture, the words and a control to ask for a change.

    Read every page.

    Every word and picture, before you buy. Ask for changes.

  3. The bookmaker on a phone: a dedication that reads “For Dev, who always knows what comes next. Love, Mom,” with a hand-drawn signature.

    Make it yours.

    Add a dedication and your signature.

Real screens from the bookmaker, shown with a sample family.

04 / QUESTIONS

A few things
you may wonder.

Is it for autistic kids?

Yes, and for any child. Each book starts from yours: what they love, the words your family uses, the routines that already work and the places they know. You read every page and can ask for changes before you buy.

Do I need photos of my child?

No. Characters are drawn from what you tell Flora. We don’t use photos of children to make characters. A familiar place can come from a photo with no people in it, or from your own words.

Can I change things?

Yes. You read every word and see every picture, including the ending, and you can ask for changes before you buy.

When can I order?

Ordering opens soon, and people with early access hear first. Add your email above. Joining is free and doesn’t commit you to anything.

Is Flora an AI?

Yes. Flora is an AI co-author. Flora asks questions and drafts the story, and the pictures are made with AI image tools. You guide the story.

What happens to my email?

We use it to tell you when ordering opens and to send occasional updates. We never sell it. Unsubscribe anytime, or ask us to delete it. Read the privacy notice.

ONE BOOK TO BEGIN WITH

Their next favorite book
can begin with you.