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Your Fairytale スクリーンショット

iPhone

About Your Fairytale

Make your own animated storytelling book! Easy, fast and with adorable graphics.

No matter if you are a parent, a teacher or a kid. You’ll love this interactive app.
Going for a drive? Create and record your very own version of a Fairytale. Or are pirates and cute little aliens more your thing? We got all that and more for you to play with! Long drives are no issue any more when your kids listen and look at the story you recorded for them or make their own.

Or why not spend time and make a story together with your kids or pupils, that can be listened to as many times as you like?

• Choose between a wide range of themes
• Exclusive specially created themes/characters
• Add characters to your story and animate them
• Record your own voice or music
• Add sound effects
• Add on screen text
• Listen and watch as many times as you like

Working together with Myrertoppen Kindergarten in Oslo, we made sure the app is fun and has educational merit. This fact would make this app also very interesting for use in kindergartens and primary school. Teaching storytelling and creativity has never been easier!

This app was also partially funded by the Norwegian Film Institute (NFI).