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It's 10pm. She's 6. The monster in her closet isn't going away.
What Lovable is for developers, and Claude is for knowledge workers, Nookly is for parents, teachers, and therapists.
The problem isn’t screens. It’s that no one built them for kids. They built them for watch time. The care community is left filling the gap.
And the first one to earn their trust becomes the default.
“Broadcast gave us one story for every kid.”
“Digital gave us infinite stories for no one in particular.”
“Nookly gives every adult the studio to make the right story for their kid — safe, educational, and made with them, not at them.”
of CoComelon streaming in 2023 alone — one show, the equivalent of human history. Shows are “tweaked for maximum addictiveness.”
of developmental research: kids learn most when a trusted adult engages with them around content built for that specific child — the gap Nookly closes.
Every surface runs on the same engine — a context model of the child built from what the adult already knows. Create once, and that context carries into every future asset.
Describe their world — interests, challenges, supporting cast — and Nookly generates a character who actually looks and sounds like them, then turns it into a personalized story, social story, or practice script.
Walk with Sarah as she finds her people
Educators describe any goal (“teach addition through food recipes”), Nookly drafts a plan the teacher can shape, then builds the finished deck, cards, or activity — quality-judged and classroom-ready.
A picture book that uses the kid’s name, interests, and challenge.
Creators publish Nookly-made resources to the marketplace; every buyer gets a version personalized to their child in one click. The same template sells to thousands — and arrives differently every time.
The circle of care around a child — teacher, parent, therapist — holds context no foundation model was ever trained on. That's our moat.
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AI Powerhouses
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AI Creative Startups
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EdTech Only
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Legacy Entertainment
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We were early. We used the time to prove demand. When AI crossed the threshold, we were ready.
Pro subscription · build content libraries · refer families via share links · viral loop with every case.
Starter subscription unlocked via a professional's share link · instant context handoff.
Professionals publish templates and frameworks. Nookly takes a rev-share. Supply compounds.
Two simultaneous entry paths — 45% of new subscribers arrive via professional share links, blending the fully-loaded CAC to ~$40. Blended LTV today is ~$160 at 6.9% churn. A parent who enters at age 2 has an 8-year natural subscription horizon — $1,000+ in subscription LTV before a single storybook or marketplace purchase. Unit economics only improve as the parent mix grows.
Robust, versatile, creative — a lovable vibe creation surface for every parenting moment. Multilingual from the start.
Ask once, get multiple content types — stories, schedules, activities — without re-explaining your child each time.
In addition to building Nookly's Proprietary IP, Kids' media companies, curriculum publishers, and toy brands ship personalized experiences on top of Nookly's context engine.
Anyone can wrap a foundation model. Only Nookly has structured, trusted context on the specific kid — built from the adults who know them, ready to apply across every new creation.
We're building Nookly for the children, parents, teachers, and therapists already in our lives.
Favorable terms for early partners, $100K committed.
Both are static — a form field or a search box. Nookly turns the same willingness-to-pay into creation, unlimited, across every kid in the adult's life.
Personalized children's books where parents type the kid's name and hair color. One static book, $30, shipped in a week. Proved the purchase intent.
Teachers and therapists buy custom-made resources from other teachers because generic curriculum doesn't fit their caseload. Proved the search-and-pay behavior.
Nookly replaces the catalog with a creation partner — same wallet, unlimited supply, infinitely more relevant to the specific child. Early pilots with families and therapists: 72% weekly retention, $15 avg willingness-to-pay at beta.