Updates
Latest updates about Skazoria – new stories, features, and more.
Categories, age recommendations, tags and lists now have clearly defined roles in Skazoria. This makes the library easier to browse and helps readers discover suitable stories more precisely.
Read moreAn important milestone has been reached: Skazoria is now available on Android and iOS. After months of development, the project is entering its next phase.
Read moreAll planned features for Skazoria 1.0.0 are now complete. We’re currently focusing on testing, final polish, and preparing for the release at the end of August.
Read moreSkazoria is currently in closed alpha testing on Google Play. To move forward with the public release, we need active testers. Without your support, our planned July release may be delayed.
Read moreFor the launch of Skazoria, around 50 stories are planned. The focus will be on classic public domain fairy tales adapted for the app.
Read moreBefore a story appears in the Skazoria app, it goes through several steps – from selecting the story to editing and preparing it for release.
Read moreAlongside the website, the Skazoria app is being developed. The goal is a simple way to read children's stories in multiple languages, even offline.
Read moreAn overview of Skazoria’s current development status and the next planned steps.
Read moreThe Skazoria project website is now online. Here you can find information about the idea behind the project as well as news and updates about the development of the app.
Read moreIn March 2026 I started working on Skazoria. The idea came from the desire to build a simple app with children's stories that I would enjoy using with my own children.
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