Flash Bible is an audio-first discipleship app that helps parents root their kids in God's Word in the rhythms of real life.^2 Its library is built around immersive audio stories, each told with rich narration, original music, and sound effects that bring the story to life.^3 Short devotional playlists fit the moments families already have, in the car, at breakfast, or at bedtime, and every playlist includes downloadable questions, coloring pages, and conversation guides for time off the screen.^3
Stories can be browsed by story, by character, or by theme, and a read-along mode lets children follow the words when they are ready.^7 Children listen under a parent's account, and each child gets their own profile, progress, and Bible Points, with rewards parents set themselves.^1
Flash was founded by Mateo Boyd, who started building it in 2018 because he wanted his kids to meet Scripture as an epic to be loved.^1 It is now operated by City on a Hill Productions, Inc., a Kentucky nonprofit and the team behind QAVA.^1 The team publishes a full statement of faith: Jesus-centred, non-denominational, and standing with the historic creeds the church has confessed for two thousand years.^5 A ground-up rebuild of Flash was announced in October 2026 and is coming soon; existing subscribers keep their subscription and Bible Points when they move over.^7
Flash Bible is a subscription app with a free trial, and one subscription covers the whole family; see the pricing page for current plans.^1 There are no ads, and the privacy policy is written for a children's product: accounts belong to parents, children do not give personal information directly, and the policy states that Flash follows COPPA and never sells family information or shares it with advertisers.^2
Notable- Per-child profiles with Bible Points and rewards parents configure themselves.^1
- Every playlist carries off-screen resources: questions, coloring pages, and conversation guides.^3
- Operated by City on a Hill Productions, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Louisville, Kentucky.^6
- A published statement of faith, written for parents in plain language.^5
