Getting started
The app suggests Noah’s Ark as the first adventure. Children can choose any available story from the Stories tab. Each story has short illustrated parts, a question, and an encouraging explanation. Finishing a story earns a star.
If a child leaves in the middle, Home offers a way to continue that story. The For Grown-ups tab has sound settings, story information, and a progress reset. The app is designed for roughly ages 6–10, with an adult nearby for discussion.
Common questions
Does it need internet or an account?
No. The built-in stories and illustrations work offline, and the app does not require an account.
Where is progress saved?
Completed stories, earned stars, and the place in an unfinished story are saved on the device. Progress does not sync between devices in the current version.
How do I turn off sounds?
Open For Grown-ups and turn off Sound effects. The app also respects the device’s silent switch.
How do I start over?
Open For Grown-ups and choose “Erase progress and start over.” If that button is unavailable in an early test build, deleting the app removes its local story progress, subject to the device’s backup behavior. A reset cannot be undone.
Is this a Bible translation?
No. The stories are original, child-friendly retellings. Each one includes a Scripture reference so families can read the biblical passage together.
Contact support
A grown-up can email us with the app version and build (shown in For Grown-ups), device model, iOS or iPadOS version, and a brief description of the issue. Please do not send a child’s name, photo, or other personal information.
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