Your future life, narrated.

Answer a few questions about the life you want. Narrated writes an ordinary day in it, starring you, and a narrator reads it to you.

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A table set for breakfast on a balcony over the sea, beside a lemon tree.

The alarm hasn’t rung in months.

It’s 6:40, and Alex is already up. The studio is quiet. Coffee first, then the long walk.

Read by June

Every word comes from your answers: your name, your mornings, the people you love. Told in the third person, starring you.

How it works

  1. Tell it the life you want.

    Answer a few questions, or say it in your own words. Not sure yet? It asks until the picture is clear.

    Narrated asking: If money were never a worry, how would Alex spend a Tuesday?
  2. Narrated writes your day.

    A 10 to 12 minute story of an ordinary day in that life. June, Ava, Sam or Theo reads it to you.

    Narrated playing a story: It's 6:40, and Alex is already up.
  3. Hear it every morning.

    In the background or with your phone locked. Your streak keeps count.

    Narrated's home screen: a 12-day listening streak above the story's cover.

Make it feel true.

  • Tweak it until it sounds like your life. Every version is saved, and you pin the one you replay.
  • Go deeper. Cover all eight parts of your life: work, money, place, people, body, the long view and more.
  • A new cover, one a day. Painted from a scene in your story.
A cover: a couple walking hand in hand down a Lisbon street under jacaranda. A cover: a woman walking out along a wooden pier at dawn. A cover: a sunlit studio with a laptop on a wooden desk. A cover: a long lunch by a lake, glasses of white wine on the table. A cover: walking home along the water at dusk.

Manifest your future life by hearing it.

Picturing a goal together with the steps that lead to it has research behind it. Narrated turns both into one story you hear every day.

Download on the App Store

For iPhone. Starts with a 7‑day free trial, then renews weekly.

A vision to practice feeling, not a promise of outcomes.