StorySeeds

Most kids don’t need “screen time”. They need their ideas taken seriously.

Parents sit on a goldmine of kid creativity… and then lose it to the chaos of real life.

StorySeeds (storyseeds.art) wants to fix that with a simple loop: let your child talk, then ship a comic you can keep.

Here’s the deal: children don’t write drafts. They perform. They ramble. They jump scenes. They invent characters mid-sentence. And most “make a storybook” apps punish that.

StorySeeds leans into it.

Record first. Polish later.

You start with audio.

Record right in the app or upload a file. No mic. No studio. No parent “editing session” that kills the vibe.

That matters because the raw take is the whole point. The voice. The weird pauses. The laughter. The confidence spike when they realize someone’s listening.

It turns the audio into a comic

StorySeeds listens to the story, spots the characters, then generates illustrations that fit the plot.

Not “generic clipart”. Not a wall of text.

You get a comic-style read with panels and visuals that match what your kid actually said.

The voice stays in the story

Most kids’ books strip out the best part: the kid.

StorySeeds syncs narration to the comic using your child’s own recording, so the finished thing sounds like them, not like a parent doing a bedtime read in a forced cheerful voice.

But there’s a catch: parents don’t want edgy surprises.

So the product pushes age-appropriate art and a parent-friendly flow - something you can share with grandparents without sweating.

Why this matters (beyond “cute”)

This isn’t just a keepsake.

It’s a repeatable way to get kids practicing storytelling without worksheets, and it gives parents a “we made this” artifact that doesn’t take a Saturday afternoon.

And yes, it doubles as a killer gift. Print it. Save it. Rewatch it a year later and wince at how fast time moved.

StorySeeds runs at app.storyseeds.art, with promos like free minutes showing up on the site - so you can test the output before you commit.