Leoline is a voice-first AI companion designed to turn a child's spoken ideas into original stories. Rather than dealing with text boxes or menus, a child just talks: "tell me a story about a brave turtle who lives on the moon," and Leoline narrates a fresh, coherent adventure in response. Because each session is generated on the fly, there are no repeats, and the child can keep steering the plot by talking back.
The project emphasizes a screen-light, audio-heavy experience: the point is to let kids listen and imagine rather than stare at a display. Parents get content controls so stories stay safe and appropriate, and the assistant is tuned to handle children's questions and requests gently. Leoline is produced by Creafex Lab, the studio of developer Vladimir Haltakov, and runs in the browser with no app install required.
Pricing follows a freemium model: you can start creating stories for free, and an unlimited plan is advertised at $9 per month. The team also teases upcoming capabilities such as answering questions and audio games aimed at extending the experience beyond pure storytelling.
