A playful story generator, honestly labeled.
TinyOracle turns one mundane, truthful parenting moment into a fictional kid-wisdom story, written in a fun, LinkedIn-brag style. The kid's quote in every story is invented by the model. It is never a real transcript, and it never uses a real child's name.
A fictional quote, an honest premise
The mundane moment you submit is preserved as the true starting fact. The short line of dialogue attributed to "my son", "my daughter", or "my kid" is always fictional, written for fun, the same way satire is obviously satire. TinyOracle does not post to social media or act on your behalf; you decide whether a result is appropriate to share.
What the application records
Each submitted request may store:
- Your moment and the generated story post or refusal reason.
- The prompts, model deployment, timestamps, response status, cache use, latency, and token counts.
- A salted, one-way client hash for rate limiting, not your raw network address.
TinyOracle currently has no user accounts, server-synchronized personal history, self-service deletion control, or automatic deletion schedule. Stored records remain in the application database until its operator removes them. The Wisdom Vault is separate: it stores saved posts only in your current browser, where you can load, delete, or export them.
Share only what is safe to retain
Do not submit a real child's name, passwords, API keys, private conversations, or other sensitive personal data. Secret-like input is screened and redacted when detected, but automated screening cannot guarantee that every sensitive detail will be caught.
Your moment and the generation prompts are sent to the configured AI model to produce the story. Model credentials remain on the server.
Review before you reuse
Generated text can be inaccurate, awkward, repetitive, or unintentionally insensitive. Guardrails ask the model to keep every story family-safe and to avoid inventing real people, but you remain responsible for reviewing every story before sharing it, and for never presenting the invented quote as a real transcript.