goodnight good

goodnight good

Bedtime conversations · Ages 3–13

A little closer at bedtime.

Simple questions to help you and your child talk about your day.

Available now on iPhone and iPad.

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One question. Both of you.

How it works

Pick a question. Take turns.

Talk together. Save an answer if you like.

01Two sparrows on a gently bending twig

Choose a card.

Pick one that fits tonight. You can always skip.

02

Take turns.

Ask your child, then share your own answer.

03 · Optional

Save a memory.

Record your voices, write a few words, or just talk.

See how it works
Goodnight Good in dark mode: choose an illustrated question card.
Step 1 of 4

Choose tonight’s question.

Swipe through the cards to choose one.

Goodnight Good in dark mode: take turns recording an answer.
Step 2 of 4

You both get a turn.

Listen to your child, then share your answer.

Goodnight Good in dark mode: a saved memory with Robin and Alex’s answers and playback controls.
Step 3 of 4

Save an answer.

Record or write. Find saved answers in Memories.

Goodnight Good in dark mode: nine shared nights and a constellation milestone.
Step 4 of 4

A star for each night together.

Each shared night adds a star.

Miss a night? Your stars stay.

Start with a question

What will you talk about tonight?

Try one of these questions together.

Joy

What made you laugh today?

Read it aloud. Take a turn each.

For you, too

Just listen. Be yourself.

You can ask, “Tell me more.” You don’t need to fix everything.

Hard days, short answers, and silly stories are all welcome.

Memories

Hear their voice again.

Replay saved recordings and read past answers in Memories.

Goodnight Good in dark mode: a saved memory with Robin and Alex’s answers and playback controls.
Save tonight. Listen another day.
Time together

A moment to listen.
A chance to connect.

01 / Listen

Let them tell their story.

Give them time to share what’s on their mind.

02 / Share

Share your day, too.

Talk about something funny, kind, or hard.

03 / Keep

Keep it if you both want to.

Ask before recording. Simply talking is enough.

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Backed by Science · Ages 3–13

Notice the good.
Make room for every feeling.

Talk about feelings, notice kindness, and share what matters.

Our questions draw on research about gratitude and family conversations.

There’s no right answer. Hard feelings belong here, too.

Read about our approach →
Common questions

Good to know.

Who is Goodnight Good for?

Parents and children ages 3–13. Read a question aloud and take turns.

Does my child need to use a screen?

No. Hold the phone and read aloud. Your child can simply talk.

Do we both get to answer?

Yes. Take turns answering the same question.

Do we have to record our voices?

No. You can just talk or write. Ask each other before recording.

What if we skip a night?

Start again whenever you like. You can skip any question, too.

How much does Goodnight Good cost?

Start with a 7-day free trial. Then choose $3.99 per month or $39.99 per year (USD). You can still access your saved memories without a subscription.

When can I download Goodnight Good?

Goodnight Good is available now for iPhone and iPad. Download on the App Store.

Goodnight Good app icon

Goodnight Good for iPhone.

Make time to talk before goodnight.

Download for iOS

Available now on iPhone and iPad.

Try this together
Two sparrows on a branch

What made you laugh today?

Joy

Read it aloud. Take turns. Passing is okay.