Text Grandma the Whole Story

You finish a story, your kid is beaming, and the very next thought is: Grandma has to see this.

Not someday. Now, while it's fresh. But Grandma doesn't have the app, and you're not about to talk her through installing one.

One tap, one link, no app

Every finished story can become a share link. Tap it once and you get a plain web link you can text, email, or drop in the family group chat. Whoever you send it to just taps and reads the whole story — cover to last page, right in their browser. No app to download, no account to make, no sign-in. It works on Grandma's phone exactly the way you'd hope.

The link is long and unguessable, so it's really only seen by the people you send it to — not floating around for strangers to find.

The instant way, alongside the others

Think of it as the fastest of three ways to share. The read-aloud video is the one narrated in your voice. The hardcover is the one that sits on the shelf. And the share link is the one for right now — the two-second "look what we made" that reaches anyone, anywhere, immediately.

How it works

On a finished story — or from your stories list — tap to get the share link, then send it however you like. That's the whole thing.

The people who love your kid want to see what they dreamed up today. This just gets it to them before the moment passes.