Write the story
In your own words, describe your child’s moment — “Silas is scared of brushing his teeth.” A guided intake walks you through consent, the story, and a review-gated draft.
Personal social stories · for children with special needs
கதை சித்திரம்
Story to picture.
Kathai Chithiram turns a parent’s own story into a calm, captioned animation a child can actually understand. You describe the moment in your words; it becomes a gentle, paced, predictable visual narrative — made for your child, on demand.
Private by design · a human reviews every draft · works fully offline, no key
How it works
Three gentle steps — a parent never touches code.
In your own words, describe your child’s moment — “Silas is scared of brushing his teeth.” A guided intake walks you through consent, the story, and a review-gated draft.
Your story is turned into a structured, child-appropriate script — short sentences, clear steps, a predictable rhythm. An offline mode does this on your machine, no key, no network.
The script renders into a gentle, captioned video — content-aware scenes and soft transitions, under seizure/flash and gentle-audio safety guards.
The first hand-built story, “Silas Shines His Smile,” is an 11-scene tooth-brushing routine — the kind of everyday moment that becomes so much calmer when a child can watch it first.
Why it’s built this way
The proven principle behind visual schedules — a calm, predictable, visual narrative helps a child comprehend a situation far better than words alone.
Your child’s name, your situation, your words — not a stock clip. The story is theirs, generated on demand.
The name is stripped before any model sees the text; scene scripts hold only a token; consent is the lawful basis; right-to-erasure cascades to every story.
Every draft is held for a parent — or an assigned therapist — to approve before a child ever sees it. The gate is enforced in code, not by policy.
Seizure and flash guards, plus gentle-audio limits, are applied automatically as the animation is rendered.
Roles for therapists, programs and goals, and progress tracked against a policy — so a story fits into a plan of care.
Kathai Chithiram is an early, single-operator prototype — the full pipeline, from a parent’s story to a captioned draft, is built and working. The code, the safety model, and the story schema are open to read.