For churches worldwide

The Bible app your church family will actually open every day

Pastors, kids-ministry leaders and Sunday school teachers in 40+ countries use ArkQuest to keep families in the Word between Sundays. 5-minute daily quests, printable leader guides, group streaks — ad-and family-safe.

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For pastors

Give every family a daily Scripture rhythm that mirrors your sermon series — printable leader guides included.

For kids ministry

One shared quest across your Sunday school. Kids and parents finish together in five minutes before church.

For denominations

Deploy across every campus with a single dashboard. Translated content across 30+ languages.

Rolling out to your church?

Bulk family licenses, printable weekly guides that match your teaching series, and a leader dashboard so you can see your church family's streak — without seeing anyone's private answers.

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A four-week parish rollout

Nothing here needs a tech volunteer. This is the sequence parishes that actually stick with it use — leaders first, families second, printed guide every week after that.

When	Step	What happens
Week 0	Pick the series	Choose the passages your teaching is already in. Quests are mapped to them, so home reading reinforces Sunday rather than competing with it.
Week 1	Leaders first	Kids-ministry and small-group leaders run the daily quest themselves for seven days, so nobody is recommending something they haven't used.
Week 2	Families invited	One announcement, one link, one code. Families join under the parish licence — no per-family paperwork.
Week 3	First streak check	The leader dashboard shows participation and streaks only. Reflections and answers stay private to the family, always.
Ongoing	Weekly guide	One printable page per week: the passage, discussion questions for two age bands and the memory verse.

What church leaders ask before they commit

Can leaders see what children write?

No. Leaders see participation and streaks. Reflections, prayer notes and quiz answers stay inside the family account — this is a hard boundary, not a setting.

Which translation and tradition does it assume?

Quests are ecumenical: the passage carries the teaching. Catholic, Anglican, Baptist, Pentecostal and Orthodox parishes all run the same daily reading, and the seasonal calendars follow Advent and Lent.

What about families who share one phone?

A family account holds multiple children on one device. The daily quest is designed to be done together out loud, so one screen is the normal case, not a workaround.

How do we refer other parishes?

Referrals are rewarded with free parish licence tiers — never cash. Ten referred families unlocks the first tier and it scales from there.

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Church partnerships available across every region we serve.

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Serving churches in 75+ countries and growing.