Concept in development · sample prices and targets · nothing here is open, booked or sold
Concept in development

A studio, an app and a reason to come back.

Storylit is a Breath venture in concept stage. This page is the business in plain words: how it would make money, the targets it is built to hit, and what it needs next.

In one breath

Why Storylit

Families already pay for kids' photo sessions, parties and keepsakes. Storylit plans to put them in one place, make the visit itself the memory, and keep the story going at home through the app, which turns a one-time visit into a relationship.

The hub

Storylit Studio: story sets, actors, an interactive floor and a Creative Corner.

The app

Storylit Live: photos become animated stories; Story Stars and the Friends Portal bring families back.

Revenue streams

Six ways it earns

Planned streams, each tied to a moment in the visit or the app.

SessionsA booked visit to a world, with the Creative Corner and the shoot.
Photo packagesDigital and printed photo sets after each visit.
Keepsake setsFramed prints, story books and keepsake boxes with scan-me codes.
Golden TicketA monthly or yearly membership with members-only worlds.
Parties and school daysPrivate parties and group days for classes and clubs.
Premium appA paid tier of Storylit Live: more stories, more worlds, family sharing.
Unit economics

The targets it is built to hit

Every figure below is a target for a first pilot studio, not a result. Nothing is open yet.

Targets · not results
MeasureTargetWhy it matters
Studio size4,000–6,000 sq ftRoom for four sets, a Creative Corner and a party room.
Average spend per visit$85–$120Session plus a photo package or keepsake.
Visits that add a keepsake40%+Keepsakes carry the highest margin.
Gross margin on prints and keepsakes65%+Printed in volume with a print partner.
Golden Ticket members per studio, year two1,000+Steady monthly income between peak seasons.
Families active in the app, month after a visit50%+The app is what brings families back.
Payback on a studio build-outunder 36 monthsThe bar for opening the next city.
Roadmap

From concept to more cities

  1. NowConceptThe idea, the brand, the cast, this site and the app prototype. Working name pending a trademark search.
  2. NextPrototype worldOne full set with the interactive floor, tested with families at a pop-up.
  3. ThenPilot studioThe first Storylit Studio in one city, with the app live for its families.
  4. LaterMore citiesNew studios where the pilot's numbers hold, plus seasonal pop-up worlds in malls.
What it needs

Where partners fit

01A pilot locationA landlord or mall partner with 4,000–6,000 sq ft and family foot traffic.
02Seed fundingA seed round sized to the pilot studio and the app's first release (amount to be set).
03A casting partnerProfessional, background-checked actors trained to play with kids.
04A print partnerKeepsakes, frames and story books, printed and packed at quality.
Questions

The business, answered

How would Storylit make money?

Six streams in the plan: studio sessions, photo packages, keepsake sets, Golden Ticket memberships, parties and school days, and a premium tier of the app. Every figure on this page is a target, not a result.

Who is behind Storylit?

Storylit is a venture of Breath Global, Inc., a company that builds, owns and operates new businesses. It is in concept stage, with a working name pending a trademark search.

How can a partner get involved?

Location partners, artists, photographers and investors can say they are interested with the form on this page. Nothing is offered or committed yet.

Get in touch

Interested in Storylit?

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