Five good minutes with your child. Every night.
The question is coming anyway. One evening, in the car: why does the Moon follow us? And you’ll be tired. Whybird has one card ready every night: a story, a question for your child, and their answer in their own words. Nothing to think up.
The first seven stories are free, with no card.
Tonight’s why is ready.
A story to read aloud, a question with no right answer, an explanation in words a five-year-old keeps. Five minutes, then the phone goes face down.
It’s all there.
Tonight’s story has been waiting since morning. A reminder at bedtime, and if you forget, Wibou keeps the light on. That’s all.
Seven evenings make one story.
Every journey is a story, not a pile of facts. The first night sets it up, the seventh closes it, and every evening adds a piece to the picture. They’re not waiting for a fact. They’re waiting for what happens next.
A year later, you still have their words.
Not a score: their sentences, with the date. A year in, you don’t have forty facts about space. You have forty evenings, and their theory of why the Moon is shy.
Four journeys, and a free week.
The Moon, a storm, a beehive, the inside of the body. New journeys arrive in the app on their own, with no update.
- No ads
- No tracking
- Data stored in France
- The evening opens offline
Questions
Do I need a card to try Whybird?
No. The first seven stories are free, with no card. We never ask for one to get started.
What age is it for?
It’s made for a parent reading to a child of about three to ten. The explanations work through pictures a small child can hold on to.
Could something unexpected appear on tonight’s card?
No. Tonight’s card is a text and a picture, written and checked long before you open the app. Nothing is generated while you read. No chat, nothing that talks back to your child.
Where is my data kept?
Your child’s first name, their age and what they say are kept on our server in France, so the week follows you to a new phone. Nothing is sold, no ads. Deleting the account erases the name, the evenings and the words. The details are in the privacy policy.
What happens when we finish the journeys?
New journeys arrive in the app on their own, with no update to install. Today: four journeys and the free week, thirty-five evenings. One card a night is the whole point: nothing to binge, nothing used up in a weekend.
What about Android?
Whybird is on iPhone today. The Android version is on its way, with the same account: your week will follow you from one phone to the other.
Can I cancel?
Any time, in your Apple account settings. We never see your card, and everything you’ve already opened stays readable.
