Pictures. Your voice. Your story.

Little cards.
Big stories.

Arrange the pictures, tell a story in your own words and listen back. FluenTales gives children space to tell stories — at home, together and at their own pace.

How it works

Coming to Google Play for Android.

FluenTales home screen with five picture stories
Recording narration for the building a house picture cards
No sign-upNo adsWorks offlineRecordings on your device

From pictures to storytelling

Three simple steps. Every child can tell the same picture story in their own way.

1

Choose a story

Start with a built-in picture set. Select 4, 6 or 9 cards in settings.

2

Arrange the pictures

Put the cards in order and talk about what is happening in each picture.

3

Record your story

Children narrate in their own words. Listen back and replay a saved story later.

For parents

Their stories stay private.

FluenTales has no accounts, ads or purchases. The child’s name, settings and saved recordings stay in the app on your device. The publisher does not receive them.

How we handle data

Microphone for recording

Permission is requested when you choose to record a story. There is no cloud speech recognition or voice assessment.

External links behind a parental gate

Support, legal information and the Google Play rating link are available through a parental gate in the app.

Common questions

Do we need an internet connection?

Not for picture stories, recording or playback. Internet or email connectivity is needed only when opening website links, Google Play or sending a message to support.

Where are recordings stored?

In the app’s private storage on your device. The app does not send recordings to a server and has no export or sharing feature.

How can we delete a story?

Choose delete in the saved stories list and confirm. This removes the recording and that story’s data. Uninstalling removes the app’s local data.

Which languages does the app support?

Slovak, Czech, German, Portuguese, Spanish, French and English. Unsupported device languages fall back to English.

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