About Moonvale

Moonvale is a library of short interactive audio love stories for adults (18+). One voice talks to you, and at a few moments he asks you something: you answer with a choice, a slider or a keypad code, and the story changes. It plays free in the browser at moonvale.app; the opening of every story is free.

Facts checked on October 30, 2026.

What it is
Short interactive audio stories for adults (18+). One voice talks to you; at a few moments he asks you something and you answer with a choice, a slider or a keypad code. Your answers change what he says and how it ends.
Library
14 stories, 5–9 minutes each, two to four endings per story. 2 are free in full. New stories are added regularly.
Genres
Contemporary (a stopped train, a snowed-in cabin, a hotel corridor, a café) and fantasy (a fae lord, a dragon rider, an enemy king, a lighthouse keeper). Comfort, slow burn, friends-to-lovers, enemies-to-lovers.
Content
Intimate and sometimes flirtatious, never explicit. For listeners 18 and over.
Free
The opening of every story, in the browser, no account needed. Two stories are free in full.
Platforms
Web (any browser, phone or computer). An iPhone app is on the way.
Languages
Site in English, Russian, Spanish, German and Brazilian Portuguese. Stories narrated in English; several in all five languages.
Who makes it
A small independent team. Every story is written and directed line by line by people.
Founded
2026
Contact
support@moonvale.app

Prices

Stories

Common questions

What is Moonvale?

Moonvale is a library of short interactive audio love stories for adults (18+). One voice talks to you, and at a few moments he asks you something: you answer with a choice, a slider or a keypad code, and the story changes. It plays free in the browser at moonvale.app; the opening of every story is free.

Is Moonvale explicit?

No. The stories are intimate and meant for adults (18+), with mature themes but no explicit sexual content.

Can I listen without an app?

Yes. moonvale.app plays every story in the browser on a phone or computer; no download and no account are needed for the free openings.

What is free?

The opening of every story, up to his first question or a little past it, with no account. Two stories, Last Train and The Keeper, are free in full.

Which languages are there?

The site is in English, Russian, Spanish, German and Brazilian Portuguese; stories are narrated in English, and some in all five languages.

How do I cancel?

From the account page on the web, or in iPhone Settings for App Store subscriptions. Access lasts until the end of the paid period.

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