Daily story card
Ramayana, Mahabharata and Panchatantra — retold for ages 4–6, 7–10 and 11–14, with warm narration.
Coming soon on iOS & Android
Raise kids who know their roots — in 10 minutes a day.
Stories, festivals, shlokas and fun challenges — retold for your child's age. Made for Hindu families everywhere.
Join the waitlist — get our free Diwali Story Pack
Launching December 2026 · 7-day free trial
Ages 4–14 English + हिन्दी + संस्कृत No ads, ever
Namaste, Meera 🌼🔥 12 days
Today's story · Ages 4–6
Why do we light diyas?
4 min · narrated
Diwali in 9 days
StoryCraftRecipeQuiz
Shloka of the week
तमसो मा ज्योतिर्गमय
tamaso mā jyotir gamaya
My daughter's class is doing Diwali next week and she asked me why we light diyas. I didn't know the whole story.
Far from Dadi and Nani
The stories we heard at bedtime from grandparents aren't down the hall any more — they're a time zone away.
Random cartoons, endless ads
YouTube serves whatever is next, mixed with ads and autoplay. You never know what version of the story your child got.
Bal Vihar is once a week
Sunday class is precious, but seven days is a long gap. Little learners need small, regular moments.
What's inside
Ten joyful minutes, every single day
A gentle daily rhythm that fits between homework and bedtime.
Festival countdown packs
Seven days before each festival, in your city's timezone: story, why we celebrate, craft, recipe, quiz — plus a “Show & Tell for school” sheet.
Shloka of the week
Devanagari, transliteration and meaning, with call-and-repeat audio and gentle streaks to keep going.
Ask Dadi-Dada
Parents ask any question and get a kid-level answer to share. Children never chat with AI.
Your tradition
Smarta, Vaishnava, Shaiva, Shakta — and regional festival sets: Gujarati, Tamil, Bengali, Punjabi, Marathi, Telugu and more.
Weekly parent note
What your child learned this week, plus one dinner-table question to keep the conversation going.
Progress you can see
Learning they can see
Gentle challenges, stars and certificates that make kids proud of what they know.
Story quiz
3 quick questions after every daily story, matched to your child's age.
Weekly challenge
Learn a shloka, make a craft, tell the story to Dadi. A parent ticks it done and the child earns a star.
Festival challenges
A 7-day countdown before every festival — one task a day, with a badge at the end.
Levels
Stars take your child from Diya → Deepak → Jyoti.
Diyaदीया
Deepakदीपक
Jyotiज्योति
Shloka recital
Kids record themselves reciting. The recording stays on your device — never uploaded.
Sibling leaderboard
Friendly competition inside your family only. Never public.
Monthly test + certificate
15 questions on the month's stories and shlokas, with a printable certificate to stick on the fridge.
Certificate of learning
Ramayana · Month 1
13 / 15 · Printable
Every week you get a note like: “Aarav scored 13/15 on the Ramayana test and learned 2 shlokas.”
Built for families
One app, the whole family
Parents stay in charge. Kids get a calm, safe space that's just for them.
Parent's phone
Your control centre
- Setup
- Subscription
- Ask Dadi-Dada
- Progress reports
Kid's iPad or tablet
Kid Mode
- Stories
- Audio
- Shlokas
- Games
Settings and purchases sit behind a parent lock. No chat, no ads.
One subscription covers up to 4 kids on all your family's devices — via Apple Family Sharing or Google Play Family Library.
No ads. Ever.
No data sold
Parent-controlled accounts
Content reviewed by teachers
Pricing preview
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Family plan
Up to 4 kids, one parent account
$9.99/monthor$79/year
In India: ₹149/month or ₹1,199/year
- Daily stories in three age levels
- Every festival pack for your tradition
- Shloka audio, streaks & weekly parent note
- Ask Dadi-Dada for parents
- 7-day free trial
Temple / Bal Vihar classroom
$299/year
A classroom licence for teachers: project stories and festival packs, print worksheets, and share the weekly note with families.
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Your free Diwali Story Pack
Diwali falls on Sunday, 8 November 2026. Join the waitlist and get our kid-friendly pack straight away — printable, or save it as a PDF.
- The Diwali story for ages 4–6 & 7–10
- The 5 days of Diwali 2026
- Clay diya craft & dot rangoli
- No-bake coconut ladoo
- Asato mā shloka with meaning
- Quiz + Show & Tell for school
Want a peek first? Read the Diwali story for kids
Questions parents ask