Capture and read any book page
Snap a photo of a printed page; Parler reads it aloud and highlights each word in time. Pages save into a personal library with folders, tags, and search.
17 features, no add-ons
One subscription, every feature. Nothing here is a paid upgrade — the only thing that costs extra is generating more AI pictures than your plan includes.
No download required
Parler runs in the browser. There is no app to install, no store account to set up, and nothing to keep updated — open the link and start reading. The iOS app is there if you want it, not because you need it.
Parler runs in the browser on the tablet, the laptop and the phone you already have. Open a link and you're reading.
Start a story on the kitchen iPad, finish it on the couch laptop. It's the same account and the same library, not a copy.
Grandparents don't have to be talked through an install. They tap what you emailed them and it opens.
The core loop: put words in front of a child and read them together.
Snap a photo of a printed page; Parler reads it aloud and highlights each word in time. Pages save into a personal library with folders, tags, and search.
A fullscreen picture-book experience with word-by-word highlight. A single tap hides every control so it's just the image and the words.
Word-by-word highlight syncs to the audio. Tap a word to hear it alone. Repeat sentences. Step forward one word at a time.
Reading voices across English, Français, Español, Português, Deutsch, Italiano, 中文, 日本語, العربية. Translation supports every Google Translate language.
Turn what happened today into something with pictures and a spine.
Compose a story one sentence at a time. Each sentence gets a native-language voice, a translation, optional AI illustration, and a printable book layout.
Every sentence can be drawn in the style your kid loves — storybook watercolor, flat cartoon, crayon, paper cutout, 3D movie, even a printable coloring page. Or skip AI entirely: upload a photo or draw it yourself.
Brush, fill, gradient fill, eraser, text layers, a thick palette. Generate an AI coloring backdrop from a prompt or a photo, then color over it.
Upload a portrait or pet photo, pick a style, and Parler turns it into a coloring-book line drawing the kid recognizes themselves in.
Reading out loud is the part that actually moves the needle.
Up to 5 takes per sentence, each with a scrubbable waveform and a score. The personal-best score sticks around even after takes are cycled out.
Speech-to-Text scores each take 0–100. The heart goes red → orange → yellow → green; per-word opacity shows exactly which words need practice.
Captures, recordings, scores, shares — one glanceable feed per account. A sentence count and last-read time without the surveillance feel.
Co-parents, grandparents and the people who want to cheer.
Invite a partner or grandparent. Both adults see the same children and the same library. Custody-friendly, divorce-friendly, real-life-friendly.
Grandparents get a read-only mailbox of what you share — no app, no password. They react with emoji; the kid sees the hearts back home.
Decide what each kid can do: capture, delete, write stories, generate illustrations, record, get scored. Open the runway up as they grow.
Everything can leave the tablet and become a real object.
Any story prints as a real picture book with illustrations and the child's name on the cover. Their show-and-tell, on paper.
25 templates, click-to-edit greetings, cover from a kid's drawing or AI art, a real 3D book-flip preview. Print double-sided, fold in half, mail it.
Their masterpiece becomes a real product — t-shirts, mugs, totes, hoodies via Printify. Order from inside the app, ship to grandma.
The family circle
You choose one story and tap Send. It arrives as a link she opens in whatever browser she already has — and she hears your child read it in their own voice.

Six ways to say “I heard it.”
Nothing is shared by default. You pick a story, a drawing or a scanned page and tap Send. A family viewer only ever sees the items you hand them — there is no browsable library.
She opens it in whatever browser she already has. An emailed share needs no account at all — it's just a link. A recurring viewer gets a code and her own simple mailbox page.
Not a robot voice — your child's own recording, the take they were proudest of. She can replay it as many times as she likes.
Six reactions — heart, thumbs-up, clap, sparkle, party, star. The family sees it land, so your kid finds out grandma clapped for the story they wrote this morning.
Print the story as a picture book, or fold a drawing into one of 25 greeting-card templates and mail it. The screen is where it starts, not where it ends.
Write down what happened today, and Parler turns it into the first page. It takes about a minute in your browser.