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Story

My son was 5 and learning to read.

He loved stories. But the apps we tried were either glorified flashcard drills or passive video players. Nothing felt like reading.

I wanted something where he was part of the story. Where the words he touched became the story he read.

So I built the simplest thing I could imagine.

Five bubbles. Five words. One story.

He popped the bubbles. A story appeared with his words inside it. He tapped a word he didn't know and heard it spoken aloud.

He read the whole thing himself.

No narration doing it for him.

No quizzes testing him.

Just a story that felt like his.

The next morning he asked if he could pop more bubbles.

That's when I knew this was worth building.