Retold

Your stories, your voice, drawn.

Chapter one

Every family has one.

The storyteller. The one about the canal. The one about the car giving up in Wales. You know every word — and you'd still hear it again.

Chapter two

Don't let the voice fade.

A story isn't the words — it's the voice that tells it. The pause before the good bit. The laugh they can't hold in.

Chapter three

So let them tell it.

Hand them the phone. One big red button. No forms, no typing — just the story, the way they always tell it.

Chapter four

Retold draws along.

It listens and sketches the story into a little film — wobbly stick figures, the dog, the splash — timed to their voice.

Chapter five

And the family keeps it.

Every story goes on the family shelf. The grandkids press play at bedtime — in a voice they'd know anywhere.

The shelf so far

Stories people keep

“The day Nan fell in the canal”

told by Grandad, disputed by Nan

“How we met, 1963”

the dance hall, the wrong bus, the right girl

“One more story, Grandma”

bedtime from four hundred miles away

“The car that died in Wales”

uphill, in the rain, obviously

slide sideways through the shelf →

The last page

Start the family shelf.

Your first story is free. Voice, drawings, the lot.

  • As many stories as you like
  • The whole family can watch
  • Yours forever — even if you stop paying
most families
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© 2026 Retold. Made with a wobbly pencil in Britain.