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Faithful Kids is a Bible video learning app for kids ages 5 to 15. A child watches a short video lesson of a Bible story, two to three minutes, then answers a short quiz (three to five questions on most lessons) and a personal reflection question. Over 300 episodes run through the whole Bible in order, Genesis to Revelation, so kids build the full story rather than a handful of famous scenes.
The reason it exists: kids are fluent in a hundred apps and strangers to Scripture. The founder, Christian Alexander, built it for his own children as an alternative to the autoplay feed — a screen where every video ends in a question instead of another video. Faithful Kids is published by Catterfly LLC, the company he owns; that is the developer name you will see on the App Store.
Exact figures, counted from the app's own data. Updated when the data changes.
In Bible order, Genesis to Revelation. The first ten series are Old Testament. Each lesson is about two to three minutes (measured 1:28 to 3:37, median 2:07). The complete scope and sequence lists every lesson.
A quiz after every lesson: one to eight questions, three to five on most, median four. 250 of the 310 lessons have three or more.
Answered by tapping response cards, no typing. The answer is shown to the parent.
Each with its own progress, unlocks, streak and level.
Shows, per child: lessons completed, each quiz score, each reflection answer, current streak, and level and XP.
Daily streaks; levels from Seedling to Bible Master based on XP; achievements such as First Steps, Quiz Master, Faithful Five, Series Champion and Week Warrior.
Genesis and the Birth of Jesus are open from the start; finishing a series unlocks the next.
200 Bible story pages with discussion questions, 26 coloring pages, 11 word searches, a 100-question trivia game, and every lesson transcript.
Stated exactly, because this page exists to be straight with you. Every plan on both platforms is on the pricing page.
Cancel anytime. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Includes a 7-day free trial — no charge if you cancel during it. Cancel anytime, 30-day money-back guarantee.
Children’s ministries get full access at no cost, no card required. Details at faithfulkids.app/churches.
200 Bible story retellings, 26 printable coloring pages, 12 word search puzzles, and a 100-question trivia game — all free on this site, no email wall.
Faithful Kids is a Bible video learning app for kids ages 5 to 15. Children watch short video lessons of Bible stories, two to three minutes each, then answer a quiz (three to five questions on most lessons) and a reflection question. Over 300 episodes cover the whole Bible in order, from Genesis to Revelation.
On the web, Faithful Kids costs $12.99 per month, or $97 per year (about $8.08 per month). In the iOS app, the subscription is bought through Apple at $8.99 per month or $79.99 per year. The difference is the platform you buy on, not your region. The annual plan includes a free trial on both: 7 days on the web, 3 days through Apple. Both plans can be cancelled anytime and carry a 30-day money-back guarantee. It is completely free for churches.
Faithful Kids offers a free trial on its annual plan — 7 days when you subscribe on the web, 3 days through the iOS app — with no charge if you cancel during it. Beyond the app, the site offers a large free library with no sign-up at all: 200 Bible story retellings, printable coloring pages and word searches, and a 100-question Bible trivia game.
Yes. There are no ads, no social features, no chat, and no external links inside the child experience. The app is COPPA-compliant, and parents get a dashboard, protected by an optional PIN, showing exactly what each child watched, their quiz scores, and their reflection answers.
Faithful Kids is built as one: instead of an autoplay feed, kids follow a structured path through the Bible where each video ends in a quiz rather than another video. For a fair comparison of the options, including free ones, see our guide to Christian alternatives to YouTube for kids.
Ages 5 to 15. Younger children (5-7) usually watch with a parent; the quizzes and reflections are aimed at confident readers, roughly 7 and up. Families with several kids can create a separate profile for each child, each with its own progress.
Faithful Kids runs in any modern web browser on a phone, tablet, or computer at app.faithfulkids.app, and as a native iOS app for iPhone and iPad on the App Store (released August 2026). There is no Android app yet; Android families use the web version.
Faithful Kids is made by a small independent team led by a Christian dad who built it for his own kids. It is not affiliated with YouVersion, Minno, Yippee, or any church denomination. You can reach the team at team@faithfulkids.app, and a real person answers.
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