Buklea: Create magical stories with AI

The Challenge

The challenge: Fostering reading habits in the digital age. Buklea identified the need to emotionally connect children with books in an environment increasingly dominated by passive interactive screens. They sought a technological solution that would turn reading into an engaging, customizable, and educational experience.

Solution

We developed Buklea, an innovative platform that combines advanced generative AI with intuitive tools to create unique children's stories where the kids themselves are the protagonists. An EdTech proposal designed to reinforce values and foster a love of reading.

Main benefits

1. AI-Powered Writing
   • Generation of captivating stories tailored to children, integrating specific themes and personalized moral lessons.
2. Custom Characters
   • Creation of protagonists based on real photographs or descriptions, allowing any family member to star in the story.
3. Smart Illustrations
   • Automatic generation of unique art for each page in various visual styles (Watercolor, 3D Animation, Cartoon, etc.).
4. Educational Value
   • A tool to work on emotions, fears, and values in a playful way through personalized reading.
5. Interactive reading and printable format
   • Immersive reading experience on devices with realistic page-turning effects, and a print option to keep tangible stories away from screens.

Technology stack

• Frontend: React + NextJS
• Backend / Auth: Supabase
• Hosting / CDN: Vercel and Cloudflare
• AI: Gemini AI Models (Google)

Result

Impact on users

✅ Fostering reading: Children are more motivated to read when they see themselves reflected as the heroes of their own stories.

✅ A tool for parents and educators: A new medium to teach values and address complex situations through personalized narratives.

✅ Creative scalability: The ability to generate countless unique stories and art styles in minutes.

"Buklea transforms the way children interact with books, making technology a tool to create unforgettable reading memories."