Baiki is a platform that uses AI to generate personalized fairy tales, designed to help children understand emotions, overcome fears, discover the world, and build memories. Its core idea is to make the child the hero of the story, using their daily life—such as kindergarten, going to the doctor, fighting over toys, or being afraid of the dark—as the story's stage. The product claims to be backed by research (the self-reference effect): when children see their own name, characteristics, and familiar situations in a story, the brain processes the content as a personal experience, leading to better focus, stronger memory, and faster learning of new words.
In terms of uses, Baiki can be used to: explain complex concepts (conveying prosocial behavior through stories); address fears (such as fear of dogs, fear of the dark, fear of going to the doctor); capture precious moments (such as the first time skiing, a beach vacation, a birthday); cope with changes (such as a new sibling, moving, the first day of kindergarten); help children name and understand emotions; and convey values.
Key capabilities include: personalized stories—just enter the protagonist's name and briefly describe the adventure, and the AI generates a complete fairy tale, with the child as the protagonist, including name, appearance, friends, and everyday situations; stories completed within 60 seconds with professional AI narration; story karaoke—highlighting the currently read word during playback, suitable for learning to read and cultivating attention; beautiful printable templates—print stories to make your own book; one-click sharing with grandparents or friends; offline access—listen without an internet connection; curated story collections—stories created by the Fairy Forest team and other parents; character library—save profiles for children, toys, and other characters, reuse them, and develop adventures; multilingual—the interface and fairy tales support English, Polish, Italian, French, German, and Spanish; mobile app—an iOS app and a companion web version are available.
How to use it: users provide the "who" and the "what"—enter the hero's name and briefly describe the adventure, and the AI fills in the rest, generating a complete fairy tale suited to the child's current situation, with professional audio narration. Stories are saved in the library and can be listened to, read, printed, and used again when similar situations arise.
Pricing model: a simple subscription system, paid monthly or annually, includes all features (personalized stories, professional audio narration, story sharing, offline downloads, printable templates, and the full curated collection), with no tiers and no add-ons. You get 25 sparkles per month, enough to create 5 personalized stories per month (each story costs 5 sparkles). You can choose monthly billing or annual billing (300 sparkles per year). If you need more, you can buy sparkle packs as one-time top-ups: Fairy (25), Creature (50), Monster (75), and Royal (100) sparkles, with discounted prices for subscribers. The first story is free, no credit card required. All stories are accessible for 180 days after the last subscription renewal or sparkle pack purchase. Sparkles are valid for 90 days, and prices are displayed in local currency in the App Store.
In terms of limitations, the materials do not provide specific information such as technical limitations, content moderation policies, applicable age ranges, or refund policies.
