For Australian clinicians
Our everyday stories
The child
Mum
Drawn once.
In every story.
A fictional cast, shown in the paper collage style.
From a brief to a story
A new story
The moment
Who’s in this story?
The child
Mum
What would you like to practise?
Walking together and choosing where to play.
In your words, at their pace.
01 / The brief
01 — Brief
Pick a topic, like the dentist, toileting or personal space, or describe your own routine.
The story begins with what you know about the child.
Script & storyboard
For your review
Your existing cast
01
Mum and I can walk to the park.
Picture: walking along the path together.
02
At the park, I can choose where to play.
Picture: looking at the places to play.
Every word. Every picture.
Your approval first.
02 / Your check
A little walk to the park
00:36
My story
A little walk
to the park
Read it together
03 / Video + picture book
03 — Share
A 30–45 second video with narration, plus a printable picture book.
The same story, ready for the screen or the reading corner.
Familiar people, story after story
Mum, the OT and the speech pathologist look the same in every story, whoever on the team makes it. Each person is drawn once and reused.
Planned
Built so consent is recorded for every person and photo. Children under 13 are drawn from a description, never a photo.
Team sharing, consent recording and withdrawal are planned features.
01
The child
At the centre of the story
02
The OT
Part of the support team
03
The speech pathologist
Part of the support team
04
Mum
A familiar face from home
An illustrative cast, made from fictional characters.
The same story. Five ways to see it.
Warm paper collage is the starting point. The choice is yours.
Warm paper, familiar faces.
The default
Product commitments for launch
Only what we need
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What we collect
Why we ask
To tell you when your spot opens
Role (optional)
To shape the pilot
When and how you agreed
Proof you asked to hear from us
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