The diary
of imagination
for your child.
A physical illustrated book with built-in AI. The child invents, the AI follows along. You set the values from the app. They only experience the magic.
the problem
You know that these years matter.
Screens work.
And that's the problem. They keep the child quiet, but nothing is being created.
Ages 3–7: peak plasticity.
Turning that into something real every day, while you're tired and busy, is hard.
This phase passes.
Right now they want to invent and tell stories. In a few years, they won't.
Iboo is the tool that was missing. Something that genuinely engages your child, anytime, without you having to invent something out of thin air every time.
how it works
In three steps.
Opens the book
Picks an illustrated setting. The unexpected details spark imagination.
Starts telling
The AI listens, asks questions, suggests twists. The child stays the author.
You've already set everything
From the app you configure values and themes. They don't know. They just live the magic.
when it's used
Not just at night. Mostly in the afternoon.
the golden moment
The afternoon
After school the child still has energy. Iboo becomes their creative game: they invent, the AI follows. Twenty minutes that train imagination, language, narrative thinking.
You don't have to entertain. You don't have to invent. There's something that helps them grow while they play.
☾ the ritual
The evening
Children fall asleep better with stories they already know. Iboo softly re-reads a story the child has already created. The ritual is there — it's theirs, it's beautiful.
✦ together
The weekend
With more time, parent and child build together. New characters, longer story arcs. This is where the stories that end up in the album are born.
Not a story.
A world that grows with them.
the book
A physical object to keep for years. Five illustrated worlds, each with something off. That's where the story begins.
the app, just for you
They never see it. You set everything beforehand.
optional
Their illustrated stories, printed. For those who want to keep it all.
who is writing this book
«We're building Iboo because we couldn't find anything like it for our own kids. We wanted an object that helped them invent, not consume.»
— Sonia & Paola
waitlist
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