Faith at home, for every age
One app for the whole family: a daily companion for you, and painted Bible stories, a coloring book and a gentle game for your children, each with their own profile.


Thirty-one painted Bible stories, read aloud
Each story is a short painted film with a calm narrator and words to follow along. It ends with what the story teaches and a short prayer to say together. Seven themes: being brave, trusting God, kindness and helping, forgiveness and love, listening to God, thankful hearts, and Christmas and Easter.
Jesus Welcomes the ChildrenMark 10:13–16
David and the Giant1 Samuel 17
The Good SamaritanLuke 10:25–37
Jesus Calms the StormMark 4:35–41
Zacchaeus Climbs a TreeLuke 19:1–10
Brave Queen EstherEsther 4–8
Joseph Forgives His BrothersGenesis 37; 39–45
Samuel Hears God Call1 Samuel 3
The One Who Said Thank YouLuke 17:11–19
The Son Who Came HomeLuke 15:11–32Crayons that stay inside the lines
Six coloring pages drawn from the stories. Choose a crayon and color; it stays inside the shape it starts in, so even the littlest artists end up with a picture they're proud of. When it's done, share it with grandma as a card with their name on it.
Printable versions are free: Noah's Ark · Jonah and the Big Fish · The Lost Sheep · Daniel and the Lions · The First Christmas · Loaves and Fishes.
Free printable coloring pages
Catch the Blessings
Your child moves a basket to catch good things falling from the sky, like hearts for love, and lets the burning bad ones fall past. Each of the nine stages pairs a blessing with its opposite in a place from the Bible, and the angel explains it out loud before it starts. Stars and coins mark the way.

| Stage | Catch | Dodge | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Love | Hate | In the Garden of Eden |
| 2 | Peace | Anger | On the Sea of Galilee |
| 3 | Thankfulness | Grumbling | In the wilderness |
| 4 | Faith | Fear | Under Abraham's stars |
| 5 | Prayer | Worry | Under Noah's rainbow |
| 6 | Kindness | Jealousy | On the hills of Galilee |
| 7 | Humility | Pride | By the Red Sea |
| 8 | Honesty | Lying | At Mount Sinai |
| 9 | Sharing | Greed | Under the Star of Bethlehem |
A profile for each child
Add each child and they keep their own colored pictures and their own game stages, so brothers and sisters never color over each other's work. Switch between them with one tap, and the angel says hello to whoever is playing.

Made calm on purpose
No ads, no chat and nothing to buy inside Stories and Play. Soft colors, gentle music and a narrator who never rushes.
True to the Bible
Every story is a real story from Scripture, told simply for children, with its Bible reference shown so you can read it together.
Story time at bedtime
Turn on the Story time reminder and Better Human nudges you when it's time. Choose one of the 31 painted stories, dim the lights and listen together. Each one ends with a short prayer to say before sleep.

A few quiet minutes of your own
While the kids color, you have an angel to talk with, a verse and a prayer each morning, the whole Bible read aloud and a private journal. Faith at home starts with a parent who is cared for, too.
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Questions parents ask
What ages is it for?
The stories, coloring and game are made for children about 3 to 10. Younger children enjoy them with a parent; older children can play on their own.
Is it safe for my kids?
Stories and Play have no ads and no chat. Every story is a true story from the Bible, told simply and faithfully. Talk, the AI companion, is meant for you, not for young children on their own.
Can my children have separate profiles?
Yes. Add each child and they get their own colored pictures and their own game stages, kept on your iPhone. Switching between them takes one tap.
Does it cost extra for kids?
No. One membership ($9.99 a month or $79.99 a year) includes everything for you and your children on your iPhone.
How much screen time is it?
The story films run about five or six minutes each, and a game stage takes a few minutes. At bedtime the stories are just as lovely listened to with the lights down.

Give your kids a story tonight
Meet your angel, start your first morning with a verse, and give your kids a story tonight.