Asked and answered

A$39 for one song, one-time, no subscription. That includes the lyrics written from your story, two full recordings to choose between, the MP3, and a gift page that never expires. Song + Print is A$59 and adds printable wall art and a lyric video; The Works is A$89 for three songs. Nothing is charged until you've heard the song.

Yes — that's the whole point. Once you approve the lyrics, we record the song twice and you listen to the first 60 seconds of both takes free. Paying is choosing the one to keep. If neither is right, you don't pay for either.

Two or three plain sentences per prompt is plenty. The wizard asks specific questions — how you met, the thing they always say, what they did that nobody noticed — and the specific, ordinary answers are what make the song sound like it's about them. Nicknames, places and dates all help. Don't try to write lyrics; that's the part we do.

Often it should be. Pick a playful genre and mood in step one, put the ridiculous details in the story, and the lyrics take them just seriously enough to land. A song that gets a laugh at the table is usually the one that gets kept.

AI does — lyrics and music — working only from the story you write. No human songwriter is involved, and we won't pretend otherwise. What makes the song feel personal isn't who wrote it; it's the detail you put in: the nickname, the road trip, the exact thing they always say.

Songs run about two minutes (one to three, depending on how much you write) — so if you want every second you can get, use the full lyric space. That's a real song with two verses, a repeated chorus and a proper ending, not a jingle and not a radio edit. Play any sample on the homepage and you're hearing the actual length you'd get.

Judge it yourself before paying a cent — the samples on the homepage are raw output, not studio-polished showreels. If a generation misses, you can regenerate.

Sixteen: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Turkish, Polish, Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Russian. Pick the language in step one and both the lyrics and the singing follow it — the words are written in that language, in its own script, not translated into it afterwards. Every one has been probe-tested four times over, because a song that quietly comes out in the wrong language is worse than a language we don't offer. One thing we haven't verified: whether the singing accent is right. We can measure the words; only a speaker can judge the voice.

Yes. Writing your story takes about ten minutes and the song usually generates in 3–8 minutes. The slowest part is you choosing between drafts.

Every word. The lyrics are shown before any music is made and the song sings exactly what you approve. You can also ask for a completely different draft.

Regenerate before you finalise — different take, same approved lyrics. The variations tier gives you three takes to choose from.

Usually, and you'll hear it before anyone else does. If a name is tricky, spelling it phonetically in the lyrics fixes it — 'Shivonne' for Siobhán.

A private gift page: full-screen, their name, the dedication, the player and the lyrics. You share the link however you like — or download the file and hand it over yourself.

The gift page stays up and the song stays in your account. Only unshared provider files expire — once your song is saved, it's saved.

You get personal-use rights: play it at your events (weddings included), share it with friends, post it on your socials. Selling it, licensing it, or using it in ads isn't covered. The AI & ownership page has the plain-English detail.

We don't offer refunds — you approve the lyrics and can hear the whole song before sharing it. If delivered audio is broken or sings the wrong approved words, we regenerate it free; if the song can't be made at all, you aren't charged. Australian Consumer Law rights apply regardless.

It's used to generate your song and stored with your account so you can revisit drafts. It isn't sold, and it isn't used to train anything. Delete your account and it goes too.