

Adventure Story
The book they ask for again and again.
Turn your child into the hero of a magical adventure. Pick a theme or dream up your own.
Best for: birthdays, bedtime, a gift from far away.
Tinyverse turns the moment your child is dreading into a beautifully illustrated story starring them. Built on the social story framework therapists use. One photo, two minutes.
No credit card needed. Built the way therapists and teachers build them, minus the 45 minutes.








Children understand and remember more when they are the hero of the story rather than a stranger.
Kucirkova, 2014One child, every kind of story they need. Here is what each one actually looks like when it stars them.


Adventure Story
The book they ask for again and again.
Turn your child into the hero of a magical adventure. Pick a theme or dream up your own.
Best for: birthdays, bedtime, a gift from far away.


Social Story
A hard first, familiar before it arrives.
A gentle, step-by-step story that walks your child through something new. A first haircut, a new baby, the first day of school.
Best for: transitions, new places, new routines.
How Social Stories work

Visual Supports
Their whole day, gentle and clear.
Simple visual tools with your child in them. A morning schedule, a first-then board, a choice board.
Best for: mornings, transitions, giving choices.
See the support tools

Word Story
Their words, in a story they love to reread.
Built around the words and sounds your child is practicing, set in the everyday places they will use them. Their kitchen, their playground, their bus.
Best for: first words, favorite sounds, a phrase you are practicing.
See how Word Story worksMost personalized books swap in a name. Some AI tools redraw your child differently on every page. We built something that stays true to them, start to finish.
Built from one photo, your child looks like themselves from the cover to the last page. No drifting, no strangers. When the face keeps changing, the spell breaks. Keeping your child consistent is what lets them stay lost in the story.
Personalized stories are not a gimmick. Children engage and understand more when they see themselves as the hero rather than a stranger (Kucirkova, 2014). Every Tinyverse story is shaped by that research and by established social story design criteria.
Their skin, their hair, their culture, their family. Researchers describe the books children need as mirrors, ones that reflect them back (Bishop, 1990). For a child who has never been the hero, seeing themselves is not a nice touch. It is what makes the story land.
The dentist is tomorrow. The new sibling comes home this weekend. Tinyverse makes the exact story your child needs, right when they need it, in two minutes. Not a generic book you hope fits, and not 45 minutes of building one by hand. The one that fits, tonight.
Library-quality illustrations and hardcover printing. A book they ask for again, not a gimmick they forget.
You upload one photo to bring your child to life. We never sell it, never use it to train public AI models, and you can delete it anytime.
Real reels from parents and creators sharing their child's first Tinyverse story.
Built with input from child psychiatrists and board-certified behavior analysts."You should have seen her face when she saw herself on the page. She asked to read it four more times."
A Tinyverse parent, shared with permission
Start free. Upgrade when they ask for "one more story."


That is $12.42 a month, billed once a year.


Or a single story for $4.99.
Founding pricing has closed. Founding members keep their rate for life.

Create a complete, personalized story free. No card, no catch. And if your child's character does not look like them, we will fix it until it does.
For Educators
For Schools and Districts
Complete the Social Stories framework your team already uses — built for BCBAs, RBTs, and classroom teams.
Tinyverse for SchoolsFor Clinicians
For ABA Clinics
Give every BCBA hours back on visual supports — schedules, first-then boards, and choice boards, ready in minutes.
Tinyverse for Clinics