
Jack
Age 7 · 2nd grade
Jack lives with his mom, his grandpa Ike, and a beagle named Biscuit. He rides the bus to school every morning. This week, he’s learning that telling the truth takes courage.
Bible-based kindness games · ages 6–10
A gentle, faith-filled story world where kids practice kindness, honesty, and courage, one choice at a time.
Stories, kindness lanterns, coloring, Make a Scene, and Bible word and picture games. No ads. No accounts. Progress stays on your device.
Our story
Promise Pals helps kids carry God’s promises into their week. On Promise Street, kids pick a friend and live a week in their shoes. Should you stop and help Grandpa find his glasses, or run for the bus? Every choice leads somewhere, and every story ends with a Memory Verse to remember.
After each story, talk cards give grown-ups simple questions to chat about what kids learned. It’s made for home, car rides, and Sunday school.
Meet the Pals

Age 7 · 2nd grade
Jack lives with his mom, his grandpa Ike, and a beagle named Biscuit. He rides the bus to school every morning. This week, he’s learning that telling the truth takes courage.

Age 9 · 4th grade
Mia lives with her dad and her little brothers, Nico and Benny. Dad drives the taco truck that feeds all of Promise Street. Mia loves to win, and this week she’s learning to win the right way, by playing fair.

Age 8 · 3rd grade
Emma lives with her mom, her stepdad Dan, and her little brother Milo, who is four and always losing a shoe. Emma loves to draw. This week, she’s learning to tell the truth and to forgive.

Age 10 · 5th grade
Wes lives with his Aunt June, a nurse who works at night. His blue cap has little stars they sewed on together. Wes is a crossing guard at the corner by school, learning to be brave and kind at the same time.

Jack’s beagle
Biscuit steals waffles right off the breakfast table. You can color Biscuit and Jack together on the free Jack and Biscuit coloring page.
What’s in the app
Pictures below are from the current Promise Pals build. Layouts may change before the App Store release.
Choose-your-path stories about everyday kindness, truth, and courage, including Christmas and Easter stories and a visit with Abuela. Each one ends with a Memory Verse. Kids can play any chapter again, or wander Promise Street in free play.
Tap a real kind thing you did today, like “I told the truth,” “I shared something,” or “I prayed for someone.” It lights a lantern on the street, and lights you earn stay on. The buttons are ready again tomorrow.
Pick a color and tap a shape to fill it. Save pictures to My Artwork, with undo and redo. Pages include Jack and Biscuit, Mia kicks the ball, Emma paints the sun, Wes builds a tower, Mia and Wes roll the ball, and All four build together.
Put the Pals on a place, like the street, the park, or a house. Move them, make them bigger or smaller, and flip them. Then save the picture. Stickers kids earn go on My house.
A picture-matching game with things from Bible stories.
Find the missing letters and words in Bible verses, including the Memory Verses earned in the stories.
Free and Promise Plus
As the app describes it today. Promise Plus is not for sale yet.
Pictures and colorings already saved on the device still open either way.
Get the app
We’re getting Promise Pals ready for iPhone and iPad. Until then, you can try the current build in your web browser, with no account needed.