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An app for parents of kids ages 2 to 10

Make your child the star of tonight’s bedtime story.

Q: What ages is Farest for?

Children 2 to 10. The words and story length grow with your child, and you can choose short, medium or long stories.

Q: Does my child use the phone?

No. You hold the phone and read the story aloud, just like a bedtime book. Your child just listens.

Q: Can I use it for more than one child?

Yes. The Whole family plan covers every child in your family, and each one gets their own ongoing story.

Q: Is it safe? Where does my information go?

Every chapter follows strict child-safety rules and is checked before you see it, and there are no ads. To write each story, the details it needs are sent to our AI provider, Anthropic’s Claude. We never sell your family’s information.

Q: How much does it cost?

Your first 3 chapters are free. After that, it’s $5.99 a month or $47.99 a year for one child, or $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year for the whole family.

Bedtime is often the one quiet moment you get with your child all day.

Farest helps you make the most of it. Every night, it creates a new personalized chapter with your child’s name, best friend and favorite things woven in. You read it aloud while they snuggle in close.

Your first 3 chapters are free at launch.

A Farest chapter on a parent's phone: Chapter 2, The Moonlight Zoo and the Shy Lion, starring a child named Ivy and her cat Rooster

See your child in the story.

Type their name and watch tonight's opening change.

Your child's first name

Just a preview. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere.

PAGE 1

That night, a lantern blinked at the edge of the forest. Ivy pulled on slippers and tiptoed out to see where it led. Quill the owl was waiting on the old stone bridge. “There you are, Ivy,” Quill whispered. “Tonight, the story needs you.”

How Farest works

1Tell us about themTheir name, age, and the little things that make them them: a best friend, a pet, a favorite thing.
2Pick tonight's themeCourage, kindness, friendship and more. Add something from their day, like a lost tooth, and it shows up in the story.
3Read it togetherTonight's chapter is ready when you are. Tomorrow, the story picks up right where it left off.