Kidiby Dihardja Software

Kidi Papercraft Stories

Cut-paper picture books that move, talk and play along.

Every page is a hand-cut paper scene animated at twelve frames a second, read aloud with the words lighting up as they are spoken, and full of things to tap. Between the story pages sit small games: count the lily pads, find the letter D.

Play in the browser

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

The bookshelf: the Kidi Papercraft Stories title over a row of paper book covers on a night-sky background

what's inside

Made for small hands

Little ones under 5, reading with a grown-up.

Thirteen picture books

Pip and the Moon in the Pond, Kiko the Kite, Benny Bear, Coco the Little Cloud, Shelly the Turtle, Toot the Little Train and more, each a short story with a warm ending.

Read aloud, word by word

A narrator reads every page and each word lights up as it is spoken, so listening turns into following along.

Tap anything

Every scene is full of things that wiggle, hop and make a sound when a small finger finds them.

Little games between the pages

Count the stars, find the letter, pop the bubbles: three tiny games per book, with the narrator counting along.

Turns its own pages

Switch on auto page-turning and a book plays through like a bedtime film, with quiet music under the voice.

Nothing to buy, nothing to track

No ads, no purchases and no accounts. The stories and voices are built in and work without the internet.

pricing

What it costs

Free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.

Privacy

Kidi Papercraft Stories collects nothing. There are no accounts, no sign-in, no advertising, no analytics, no tracking and no in-app purchases. Two settings stay on the device only: whether the music is on, and whether pages turn by themselves. The app never goes online.

How every Kidi app handles privacy

questions

Good to know

Who is it for?

Little ones under 5, reading with a grown-up.

What age is it for?

Children under 5, ideally with a grown-up nearby. Nothing needs reading: every page is read aloud.

Where can I get it?

It plays in the browser today. The Android and iOS apps are in testing and will be on Google Play and the App Store soon.

Does it need the internet?

The apps do not: every story, picture and voice is built in.