For teachers
Read to the whole class.
Then send it home
A classroom is free. The teacher records the books the class is reading; each child takes a slip home; and the family hears the teacher's voice at bedtime. Five homes connect, and the classroom shelf goes unlimited.
How it works
One teacher, one shelf, thirty homes
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Open a classroom
It's a family with a classroom attached — free, with a shelf of ten books to start. Add the seats — one per child, first names only. -
Record the class's books
The books you're reading this term, in your voice. Or invite the assistant, the librarian and the head to read one each. -
Print the slips
Every seat gets a take-home slip with a code and a QR. A parent scans it, makes a free family in a minute, and links their child to the seat. -
The stories go home
The family hears everything you record for the class, at home, in your voice. Their own recordings stay theirs.
Why it's free
The shelf is the only thing that costs. Five distinct homes connected, and the classroom's goes unlimited — the funnel is the fraud check.
Ten books to start
Enough for a term. After five homes connect through slips, the classroom shelf has no limit.
Families pay nothing to listen
A slip makes a free family. Three books on their own shelf, and every one of yours.
A partner's offer rides on the slip
A school or a library can put a first-year offer on every slip it prints.
The whole staffroom can read
Unlimited recording artists. Invite whoever reads well.
First names only
A seat is a first name. No child has an account. Homes match "Liam H." to their own Liam themselves.
See what landed
A listen at home is credited to the seat, so you can see which stories went round.
Open your classroom
Free. Ten books tonight, unlimited once five homes connect.
