ReadiBean

Children from birth to about eleven: board books on a lap through the first chapter books read alone. The app is for the grown-up; the child only ever needs the book. We made it paper-only on purpose. In the early years, screen time of any kind is linked to poorer outcomes: more screen use at age one predicts delays in

Yes. ReadiBean runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17.6 or later, and your library syncs between them when you’re signed in.

A parent or caregiver. Children get profiles, not their own logins. You can sign in with Apple or Google, or start without an account and keep everything on your device.

Up to five: parents, grandparents, whoever reads aloud. Everyone sees the same shelf, the same timeline and the same milestones. Invite them from Settings.

Two reading worlds on the Habits tab. Goodnight Nest is a bedtime ritual for ages one to four. The Living Library is a story world with a companion your child chooses; every real reading moment moves it forward. Each child explores one world, and progress can be shared across the family or kept to one child.