The whole Bible story, told the way your children will remember it.
Kingdom Legacy is a family Bible adventure for ages 3 to 12: twenty-six stories from Creation to Revelation, read-along scenes with life-like art, short lessons, and nine games that make the details stick. No ads, no chat, no strangers.
What's inside
Every stage follows the same rhythm a family can finish in one sitting: a story to read together, a short lesson with questions, and games that replay what you just learned.
Made for families, not for the algorithm
A parent sets the family up once. Children play on their own profile, and nothing they do leaves the family.
No ads, ever
Kingdom Legacy is paid for by families, not by advertisers. Nothing in the app tries to sell your child anything.
No chat, no strangers
There is no messaging, no public profiles and no way for anyone outside your family to contact a child.
Parent gate on every purchase
Trials and subscriptions sit behind a parent check. Children cannot spend money by tapping.
Scripture first
Stories follow the Bible text and lessons quote it directly (Berean Standard Bible). Nothing is invented for drama.
Reverent art
Life-like scenes drawn with care. The cross is shown empty and every scene is made to be looked at with a child.
Your data stays yours
We store only what the app needs to run, never sell it, and delete it when you ask. Read the privacy policy.
Simple pricing for the whole family
Start free. Creation, Noah's Ark and the Birth of Jesus are open to everyone, with every story readable for free. Plus opens the lessons and games on all 26 stages for every child in your family.
Free
- Three complete stages with lessons and games
- Every story readable, all 26
- Up to eight child profiles
Plus
- All 26 stages, 130 lessons, every game
- 7-day free trial, cancel any time
- One subscription covers the whole family
Questions parents ask
What ages is it for?
Three to twelve. Younger children listen to the read-along stories and play the picture games; older children take the lessons and quizzes on their own.
What devices does it run on?
It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, so nothing to install. Apps for the app stores are planned after launch.
Which Bible translation do you use?
Lessons and quotes use the New King James Version. Stories are retold for children and stay faithful to the text.
Is it tied to one church or denomination?
No. It teaches the Bible narrative and is used by families across churches.
When does it launch?
The free trial opens in November 2026 and the public launch is timed with the start of Advent. Waitlist families hear first.