Kids Bible app · Nepal

The kids Bible app Nepali Christian families favourite.

ArkQuest is a Bible app for kids in Nepal — daily quests, Scripture memory and gentle rewards that make Bible time the part of the day your children ask for. American Christian families use ArkQuest between school pick-up, sports, and church midweek.

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Loved by families in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lalitpur, and Bharatpur.

A kids Bible in 5 minutes a day

One short, age-appropriate Bible quest each day. Reading, reflection or Scripture memory — your child picks the path.

Nepali translations

Reads well in NIV, ESV, NLT and CSB. Parent-approved language, no scary imagery.

Rs599/month in NPR

Family plan covers up to 6 members. Cancel anytime, no contracts.

Fits Nepali life

Perfect for AWANA, VBS, homeschool co-ops and family devotions.

Why Nepali Christian families choose ArkQuest

✓ Written for Baptist, non-denominational, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic and Pentecostal homes — Christ-centred, not tied to one tradition.
✓ Scripture memory that actually sticks — proven spaced-repetition.
✓ Safe by design: no ads, no chat, no data sold. Ever.
✓ Used in homes, Sunday school, and small groups from Kathmandu to Biratnagar.
✓ Works offline — a Bible app for kids that doesn't need constant data.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Bible app for kids in Nepal?

We built ArkQuest to be exactly that — a kids Bible app that turns daily reading into short, rewarding quests. It works on any phone or tablet, reads well in NIV, ESV, NLT and CSB, and is safe by design (no ads, no chat, no data sold).

Is there a free Bible app for kids Nepali parents can use?

Yes. ArkQuest is free to start — no card required. Premium (Rs599/month in NPR) adds the full quest library, family accounts and offline mode.

What ages is ArkQuest for?

Designed for ages 5–14 with adjustable difficulty. Younger kids get read-aloud stories; older kids get Scripture memory and reflection prompts. Parents play alongside — the best Bible time is family time.

Does it work for Sunday school and homeschool?

Yes — Perfect for AWANA, VBS, homeschool co-ops and family devotions. Many Nepali teachers and homeschool parents use ArkQuest as a daily 5-minute anchor between lessons.

How much is ArkQuest in NPR?

Premium starts at Rs599 per month. Family plan covers up to 6 members. Cancel anytime.

Can I use it offline?

Yes — download today's quest and it works without data. Great for the school commute, church car parks and long drives across Nepal.

ArkQuest around the world

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Free to start. Cancel anytime. Built with love for Christian families.