Stories at three reading levels
Children choose from short stories labeled easy, medium, or hard, which lets them pick material that matches their current reading comfort.
Yomi is a reading app for kids ages 5 to 9 with short stories, read-aloud practice, tap-to-hear word help, and guided story creation.
Yomi is a reading app for children ages 5 to 9. It centers on a simple idea: the more a child reads out loud, the happier Yomi gets. The app is positioned for children who are learning to read, or learning to enjoy reading practice.
The experience combines short stories, read-aloud support, and a small story-making flow. Children can choose a story at an easy, medium, or hard level, read it aloud while Yomi listens, and tap difficult words to hear them. The site also says children can make their own short stories by choosing a name, a character, a place, and what happens.
Children choose from short stories labeled easy, medium, or hard, which lets them pick material that matches their current reading comfort.
Yomi listens while a child reads out loud and responds as words are spoken, creating a simple read-to-the-cat loop.
If a child gets stuck on a word, they can tap it to hear the word spoken aloud instead of stopping the story.
The make-a-story flow asks for a name, a character, a place, and what happens, then turns those choices into a short story.
Stories made with Yomi are illustrated, saved to the child’s library, and set to the reading level chosen during setup.
The site says Yomi is built without ads, streaks, or accounts, keeping the experience narrow and focused on reading.
A child who is learning to read can choose a short story at an easier level and practice aloud with immediate support for difficult words.
A child who is able to read silently but needs more confidence speaking text aloud can use Yomi as a low-pressure reading companion.
Parents looking for a short, structured bedtime or after-school reading activity can use the app for a few minutes of focused reading.
A child who wants more ownership over reading can make a custom story by choosing the name, character, setting, and plot direction.
Families using English or Finnish can use the app in the languages the site currently supports.
Yomi is designed for children ages 5 to 9 who are learning to read or building confidence with reading out loud.
The story continues. Yomi listens as the child reads, and if they get stuck they can tap a word to hear it. The site says there are no red marks.
Yomi offers short real stories at three reading levels: easy, medium, and hard. Children can also make their own story through a simple choice-based flow and read it back.
According to the site, Yomi has no ads, no accounts, no chat with strangers, and no data sold.
The site lists English and Finnish as the available languages right now.
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