Questions parents ask

Little Vine is a faith-based learning app for children ages 2–8. It combines 33 learning games and 32 illustrated Bible stories with a structured curriculum in Math, English, Science, Art and Faith & Character, so children learn real skills while growing in faith.

Little Vine is designed for ages 2–8 in four age bands: Sprouts (2–3), Explorers (4–5), Builders (5–6) and Pathfinders (6–8). Each child has their own profile and age band, so games and stories fit their level.

Yes, to start. Three games play with no account at all. A free account unlocks ten games and ten Bible stories and saves each child's progress. The Family plan unlocks every game and story, and every new account begins with a 14-day free trial with no credit card needed.

The Family plan is $7.99 per month or $49.99 per year, which includes up to four child profiles, a parent dashboard and weekly progress reports. Church staff, children's ministry leaders and homeschool co-op leaders can receive free accounts.

No. Little Vine shows no ads to children in any plan. It does not sell data, and it is built to be careful with children's privacy (COPPA-conscious).

Each story is an original, age-adapted retelling that stays with the biblical account, gives the Bible reference, and keeps imagined details separate from what Scripture says. Hard parts are told honestly and gently for the child's age. Stories include read-aloud narration and reflection questions for families.

Games cover Math (counting, addition, shapes), English (letters, words, reading), Science (creation, nature, space, the human body), Art and music, and Faith & Character (kindness, courage, gratitude and Bible knowledge). Many games are real-time adventures rather than worksheets.

Yes. The parent dashboard shows which games and stories each child played, time spent by subject, and progress by week, for every child on the account. Parents can also choose the narrator voice used for read-aloud.

Yes. Churches, children's ministries and homeschool co-ops can partner with Little Vine. Church staff and co-op leaders receive free accounts, and the same curriculum families use at home can support Sunday school during the week.

Little Vine works in a web browser on phones, tablets and computers, and it can be installed to the home screen like an app. Dedicated iOS and Android apps are coming soon.