One class
Start with your class
Share a class code with families and every student gets a private reading shelf at home. You hear each child read without giving up a minute of class time.
StoryNest for Schools
You can't sit beside 26 readers every night. StoryNest lets students read aloud at home or in class, keeps every recording in one private place, and shows you who's growing and who needs you next.
Now taking expressions of interest from Australian primary schools

Home reading log · Week 6
| Mon | p. 12–20 | ✓ Mum |
| Tue | — | |
| Wed | “read it” | ✓ |
| Thu | p. 21–? |
Fluency is built by reading aloud, often, to someone who's listening. But a class of 26 gets maybe a few minutes each with the teacher a week, and the home reading log only tells you a book went home.
StoryNest turns every one of those reads into something you can hear, play back and act on, without adding a single marking pile.
Class-wide to network-wide
One class
Share a class code with families and every student gets a private reading shelf at home. You hear each child read without giving up a minute of class time.
A year level
Run the same reading program across every Year 3 class, compare fluency growth across the cohort, and share one library of school passages.
Whole school
One licence covers every class. Leadership gets the big picture, the literacy lead sets the programs, and classes move up a year without losing their history.
Networks, dioceses and school groups can share programs and passages across campuses, while each school's recordings stay private to that school.
Custom reading tools
3B · Reading this week
Fluency Sprint · Week 2 of 4
Tricky words across the class
Ready-made reading programs
Each one comes with passages, a simple routine for students and a note home to families. Use them as they are, or make them your own.
All year
Swap the paper reading log for a recording. Students read their take-home book aloud, and you get the date, the minutes and their actual voice reading it.
4 weeks
Short, repeated reads of levelled passages, three times a week. Students watch their words correct per minute climb, and so do you.
School holidays
Keep the summer slide away with a set of challenge passages and a class leaderboard of minutes read, not scores. Certificates waiting on day one of term.

Families, in the loop
Parents hear their child's reading improve over a term, not just a number on a report. Families can share a reading from home with you in one tap, and it lands in its own place, apart from homework. And at bedtime, the same app lets Mum, Dad or Grandpa record the stories on the shelf at home.
Billie read her new chapter book to Grandpa on the weekend.
Shared by familiesSafe by design
Tell us about your school and we'll set up a short call. Founding schools help shape what we build next.