Daily Adventure Now Speaks French and Spanish
We've launched French and Spanish support. Daily Adventure now works in three languages - English, French, and Spanish.
We've launched French and Spanish support. Daily Adventure now works in three languages - English, French, and Spanish.
This has been one of the most requested features since we started. Families around the world wanting their children to hear personalised morning stories in their native language. Bilingual households. Expat families. Parents wanting to gently introduce a second language to their kids.
How It Actually Works
When you select French or Spanish, the entire morning adventure is generated natively in that language. This isn't translation - we're not taking an English story and converting it. The AI generates the story from scratch in French or Spanish, using natural phrasing that sounds like a native speaker telling your child a story.
The greeting is fully localised as well. Dates in the correct format (14 décembre instead of December 14th), weather descriptions in the local language, school reminders, activities, countdown events. All of it in the language you've chosen.
Parent notes can still be written in any language you like - we're not forcing English for those.
New Voices
We've added two new storytellers:
Teddy is a warm, friendly French voice who brings "Bonjour" to life with charm and energy.
Leonor is a gentle, engaging Spanish voice who greets your child with an enthusiastic "¡Buenos días!"
Both are optimised for their respective languages. They sound natural, not like someone reading phonetically.
For the best experience, pair your language choice with the matching voice - Teddy for French, Leonor for Spanish. You'll see a notice in the settings if you've selected a language that doesn't match your voice.
Switching Languages
Open your child's settings, find the Language option, choose English, Français, or Español, and save. The change takes effect from the next day's story.
Different children in the same household can use different languages. Perfect for kids learning at different levels or with different preferences.
What About News?
News is still English-only for now. If your child has news enabled, you'll see a note about this in the settings. We're exploring options for multilingual news in a future update, but sourcing appropriate news content in multiple languages is trickier than we'd like.
Thank You
This feature was one of our most requested additions. Special thanks to the families who helped us test and refine the translations, and to the volunteers who did the retelling work for the bedtime stories.
We can't wait to hear how your children enjoy their adventures in French and Spanish.