Scribeasy.com is our award-winning visual storytelling platform, developed to help children and young people build confidence, communication skills and emotional literacy through creativity.

Originally launched in 2015 as an iOS app for parents, Scribeasy has evolved into a secure web platform used by schools, libraries, museums, local authorities and creative health providers. Following Innovate UK investment, it expanded into a B2B engagement platform that enables organisations to design, deliver and evaluate creative learning and participation programmes at scale.

Powered by generative AI and an extensive library of visual content, Scribeasy helps children develop ideas through places, characters, objects and prompts, replacing the challenge of a blank page with imaginative starting points. Users can upload photographs, compose scenes, explore vocabulary and create stories around subjects that matter to them, developing communication, literacy, creativity, confidence and emotional literacy in an accessible, highly visual environment.

Designed to support a wide range of learning styles, Scribeasy has become a five star trusted resource for schools, tutors, libraries and community organisations working with reluctant writers, neurodiverse learners and children learning English as an additional language. Its extensive creative tools and configurable features have been shaped through more than a decade of collaboration with teachers, librarians, artists, therapists and community practitioners.

Long-standing partnerships with libraries in Enfield and Redbridge have supported creative learning programmes for thousands of children and families. The platform has also been commissioned by Southwark Public Health and School Superzones to help young people share their experiences of healthy places, identity, wellbeing and the local environment through visual storytelling and creative dialogue.

These programmes demonstrate Scribeasy's value as both a creative engagement and public participation platform. In a commissioned project for Southwark Council's Public Health team, Scribeasy achieved 87% participant retention, 5/5 participant satisfaction and generated more than 16,000 campaign impressions while engaging a deliberately hard-to-reach cohort. The platform has shown that creative participation can build trust, encourage meaningful dialogue and generate richer insight across diverse communities.

Alongside the platform, Scribeasy provides AI-assisted lesson creation, structured session guides and a B2B analytics dashboard, giving delivery partners clear visibility into engagement, participation and programme outcomes. With more than ten years of continuous development and real-world application, Scribeasy has become a trusted platform for educators, cultural organisations and creative health practitioners seeking inclusive, evidence-informed ways to engage communities, strengthen communication and measure impact.