What it is
Sojourn is a bedtime storytelling experience designed for two people. One reads aloud. The other listens. Together, you move through a story that unfolds over seven nights — shaped by the choices you make along the way.
Each story is generated in real-time, so no two journeys are exactly alike. The world remembers what happened last night and evolves quietly between visits.
How it works
- Seven nights, one story — each session is a complete evening, designed to be read aloud in about ten minutes
- Choices shape the path — gentle forks in the narrative let the reader steer without pressure or consequence
- The world remembers — details accumulate across sessions, giving the story texture and continuity
- Built for sleep — pacing decelerates through each session, ambient audio fades, and the screen dims progressively
- Hidden variation — re-reads feel subtly different through layered variation in prose, scenes, and sensory detail
The experience
Sojourn isn’t a game and it isn’t an audiobook. It’s a ritual — a reason to put down the phone, turn toward someone, and share a quiet story before sleep. The reader discovers what happens next. The listener drifts.