Storyline

A story told out loud is easy to lose and hard to replay. Storyline gives it a picture. A story someone told becomes drawn scenes, timed to the real recorded voice of the person who told it.

How it works

1. A story is told. A parent or grandparent tells a story out loud, and Glow keeps the recording.
2. Scenes are drawn. Glow turns the story into drawn scenes.
3. It plays in their voice. The scenes play timed to the person's real recorded voice.

Sensitive moments stay quiet

Not every moment in a life wants a picture. Where a story reaches a sensitive moment, Storyline does not draw it. It stays as the person's own words on a quiet page.

Their voice, not a copy of it

The voice you hear is the real recording. Nothing is generated in the voice of the person who told the story, and no one is imitated. To record a story first, see Living Room Stories, where you sit down together, you ask, and Glow keeps the story.