It does one thing. Properly.
Books get made on the web, where you have a keyboard and five quiet minutes. The app is built for the moment that matters: 7:45 p.m., lights low, a kid tucked against you. No creating, no paying, no settings. Just your books, ready to read.
Six things, and nothing more.
Your whole library
Every finished book shows up on the device by itself. The newest one waits at the top, with a “Read tonight” button.
Offline, for real
Download a book and it’s yours: text and images stay on the device. Airplane mode, grandma’s basement, a cottage with no wifi — it reads the same.
Kid mode
A full-screen mode with nothing left but the stories. Getting out takes a deliberate gesture small fingers won’t make by accident.
One page at a time
Illustration on top, story below, and a bar showing how far along you are. Like a real book, minus the stuck pages.
In the book’s language
A book written in French reads in French. The app is bilingual end to end, like the rest of Toupie.
No ads. No purchases.
Zero advertising, zero timers, zero links out. You can hand your kid the phone without reading over their shoulder.
What it actually looks like.



You can hand over the phone.
In kid mode there are no ads, no timers, no links leading anywhere else, and nothing to buy. A kid tapping everywhere can't end up on the web, in your email, or in your payment method. It's the kind of calm I wanted for my own kids.
Make one tonight, read it at bedtime.
The first one is free, no card. After that, it’s waiting in the app.
Make my 1st book →
