Show HN: Leoline – AI audio stories for kids, with parents in control

2 vladoh 1 5/29/2025, 6:42:48 PM leoline.fun ↗

Hey HN,

My 6-year-old was getting frustrated trying to get ChatGPT to tell him stories, so I built Leoline.

AI voice assistants today aren't designed for kids - they interrupt too early, use complex language, and struggle to tell long, engaging stories. Leoline fixes that.

It has a voice-only interface: kids just speak, and Leoline listens using a custom-tuned Voice Activity Detection module. It then generates long, rich and personalized stories on the fly using GPT-4o.

For parents, it's a screen-free alternative to YouTube. They can define custom story rules (via system prompts) to ensure the stories reflect their values and stay age-appropriate.

We’re also live on Product Hunt today: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/leoline

Happy to answer questions or hear your thoughts!

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snappyleads · 4h ago

Hey nice product! I love the cute bunny, I launched in this space recently myself -it's a great place to make a difference to children's lives. here's my product: https://aichat.kids

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