StoryTime by Lumo
Make stories with a tap
About
Create unique, age-appropriate stories with beloved characters or your own creations. Turn drawings into tales, mash up different worlds, and even become a character. Audiobooks and word definitions enhance the reading experience.
What's New in StoryTime by Lumo
1.0.1
June 13, 2026
This update contains minor improvements.
Subscription plans
Star Pass (Monthly)
The best of StoryTime.
In-App Purchases
$4.99
500 Stars
Use stars to create stories or unlock heroes.
FAQ
How does StoryTime create stories?
StoryTime uses AI to generate unique, age-appropriate stories based on user input. You can select classic heroes, create your own, or even use drawings and photos as inspiration.
Can I create stories with my own drawings in StoryTime?
Yes, StoryTime features a 'Magic Camera' that allows you to turn your own drawings or photos into the inspiration for a new story.
Does StoryTime have ads?
No, StoryTime is advertised as safe, simple, and magic with no ads. It focuses solely on providing a story-creation experience.
How much does StoryTime cost?
StoryTime is free to download and includes 200 stars for free. Additional stars can be purchased starting at $0.99 for 100 stars. An optional Star Pass subscription is available for $3.99/month.
What is the Star Pass in StoryTime?
The Star Pass is an optional subscription for $3.99 per month that unlocks all heroes, provides 100 stars monthly, enables cross-device syncing, and offers other benefits.
Can multiple children use StoryTime?
Yes, StoryTime supports profiles for the whole family, allowing up to six reader profiles. Each profile maintains its own stories, settings, and favorites.
What age is StoryTime appropriate for?
StoryTime is rated for ages 4 and up. The stories are written to be age-appropriate, ranging from simple tales for young children to more complex adventures for older readers.
How often is StoryTime updated?
The latest version of StoryTime is 1.0.1, which was last updated on June 13, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates recent development activity.