Whether tonight has a lesson
"Just make it fun — no lesson tonight" is a supported answer, not a fallback. Not every day is a problem to be solved.
Stories
A story is short, about your child, and about today. You read it before they do.
What a story is here
You give ONUPA a few sentences about the day. It writes a short piece for one named child, in the language you chose, using only what you gave it.
It is not a bedtime video, an endless feed or a character your child talks to. It is a piece of writing you can read aloud in ten minutes and then close.
What you choose
The language it is written in
The language of a story is separate from the language of the app. A family can read in one and navigate in another.
How long it is
Short enough for a tired evening, or longer when there is time. Nothing plays automatically afterwards.
Whether it is kept at all
A story can be used once and kept by nobody — not saved, not remembered, not used to shape the next one.
Where a story stops
Some subjects stop automatic storytelling altogether. When that happens ONUPA says so calmly, to you, and points toward people who can actually help. It never questions a child and never explains what it noticed.
ONUPA does not diagnose, does not name a condition and does not tell you why your child behaved as they did. A story is a story.