
Pixloo Create & Read Kids Storybooks
Turn screen time into creative learning time.
I’m Krish, and along with my childhood best friend Dhruvil, we created Pixloo.
This is our very first app, and we are beyond excited to share it with this community Honestly? I think the real creators are the kids using the app.
We built Pixloo after seeing my niece get bored of the same old stories and drift toward the passive pull of YouTube Shorts - we realized her "weird" ideas were the spark we needed to replace mindless scrolling with active creation.
While AI for kids is often seen with skepticism, we’re on a mission to show it can be a force for good - turning a passive screen into a bridge for creativity, focus, and a lifelong love for reading.
Most screen time asks nothing of our children; we wanted to flip the script and turn the screen into a bridge for creativity.
Unlike basic generators, we focus on a 'Full Adventure' loop:
The Spark 🚀: Turn any idea, voice, or text into a unique, illustrated story. No templates, no limits.
Universal Stories🌍 : Read and learn in 12+ languages with word-by-word highlighting (perfect for early readers).
Real Growth🧠: Automatic flashcards created from their characters, turning imagination into a classroom.
The Bedtime Bridge 🌛 : A "Bedtime Mode" with calm narration and dimmed screens - making sleep a shared memory, not a battle.
Beyond the Screen 🎨 : Handpicked coloring pages derived from their story for off-screen play.
Memories to Keep💾 : Export any creation as a PDF or HD Video to print or share. Stories are flight simulators for life, and we believe kids should be the pilots, not the audience.
I’d love for you to try creating a story with your little one tonight. Whether it's an 'Astronaut Dinosaur' or a 'Brave Little Ant,' I can't wait to see what you dream up! We'll both be here all day to answer your questions and hear your feedback. 🚀
About
Pixloo started from noticing kids spending hours on passive content. Instead of creating, they were just consuming. Pixloo turns screen time into creativity—where kids make their own stories and become the hero.

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