You do not need prompt-writing expertise to use the Imagineer. Begin with one sentence about what the child wants to learn, practice, understand, or feel more confident doing.
Simple first, optional context second
A short request keeps the learning purpose clear. Add an interest, routine, reading level, language, family detail, or preferred format only when it changes what would be useful.
Step 1: State the need in one sentence
Example: “Help Maya understand why it rains.” A question, topic, routine, or real-life moment is enough to start.
Step 2: Add useful context
Example: “Help Maya understand why it rains. She is five and loves building with blocks.” Add only details that make the experience more relevant.
Step 3: Mention a format only when you prefer one
Example: “Make it a short podcast we can listen to in the car.” Leave the format open when you want the Imagineer to decide.
Step 4: Choose the child
Select the child profile or complete the character step so Nookly can use the intended age and saved personalization.
Step 5: Review the resulting brief
Check the planned purpose, audience, tone, format, and length. Make sure the brief still centers the original need.
Step 6: Request one specific change
Use Request a change for a precise correction such as “make it shorter,” “focus on the water cycle,” or “change the format to a printable activity.”
Examples
Literacy: “Help Maya practice words that rhyme with cat. She loves animals.”
Academic curiosity: “Explain why planets orbit the sun in a way a five-year-old can follow.”
Routine: “Make tooth brushing easier for Maya, who loves astronauts.”
Confidence: “Help Maya feel prepared to introduce herself at kindergarten.”
Good to know
Avoid private information that is not needed for personalization.
Use an existing Nookly tool when you know the exact format and want detailed controls.
You can begin before logging in; Nookly asks for account details when needed to save or continue.