Classroom storytelling

Every kid leaves the lesson holding a story they wrote

Inklings turns a few taps into illustrated story pages kids can read back — no typing, and an approval step before anything is printed. There is no dedicated classroom mode yet, so tell us what you have in mind.

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Tap-and-talk storytelling

Kids who find pencils hard can still tap through a story. Sparky guides bounded choices — no blank-page anxiety.

A clear approval gate

Finished stories go to the account holder's approval queue before anything can be printed, and Inklings has no public sharing.

Keepsake outcome

Each child can make a story they authored. Families can order a printed softcover of an approved story — a tangible win for open house or portfolio night.

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Sample session flow

  1. 1

    Introduce Sparky

    10 minutes: what is a character, what is a choice, demo one beat together with the no-account demo.

  2. 2

    Story sprint

    About 20 minutes: pairs or individuals tap through a short adventure in the Studio, on a device signed in to an account.

  3. 3

    Approve & print

    The account holder approves each story; softcovers are optional, for a fundraiser or celebration.

Common questions

Inklings has parent accounts, with a child profile for each child, and no separate child logins. To use it with a class, contact us and we will talk through what is practical today.

Sparky's story steps are tap choices, the text it writes goes through a word filter, and the account holder approves every story before it can be printed. There is no open-ended AI chat.

Approved stories can be read in the account's library, and printed softcovers are optional. There is no PDF download at the moment.

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