Noahs Story
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Noah's Story tells one of the best known stories in the Bible that
of Noah and the flood in the way a child understands best: by
seeing it.
The story is told in seven scenes from the warning Noah receives to the building of the ark and the flood itself each one narrated out loud.
THREE WAYS TO EXPERIENCE THE SAME STORY
Normal mode. The child follows the story on the screen scene by scene.
Augmented reality. The ark appears right on the floor of the room. The child can walk closer and look at it from any angle.
Cardboard mode. With a simple cardboard viewer the child can look around the scene as if standing inside it.
MADE FOR CHILDREN AND FOR THE ADULTS AROUND THEM
The app is built for children from about four years old which means it is also built for parents for Sunday school teachers and for church groups. It is free and it stays free.
No ads. No in-app purchases. No account no sign-up nothing to fill in.
It works completely offline so it behaves the same in a hall with no internet at camp or in the car.
Narration is available in English and in Romanian and the language can be changed with a single button.
WHAT PARENTS SHOULD KNOW
This app collects no data at all.
The camera is used only for augmented reality. The image is processed on the device itself and is never saved or sent anywhere.
When an augmented reality or Cardboard section starts a short notice reminds everyone about parental supervision about staying aware of the surroundings and about taking regular breaks.
Augmented reality needs a supported device with a rear camera and Cardboard mode needs a gyroscope. The story can be enjoyed in full without either of them.
The story is told in seven scenes from the warning Noah receives to the building of the ark and the flood itself each one narrated out loud.
THREE WAYS TO EXPERIENCE THE SAME STORY
Normal mode. The child follows the story on the screen scene by scene.
Augmented reality. The ark appears right on the floor of the room. The child can walk closer and look at it from any angle.
Cardboard mode. With a simple cardboard viewer the child can look around the scene as if standing inside it.
MADE FOR CHILDREN AND FOR THE ADULTS AROUND THEM
The app is built for children from about four years old which means it is also built for parents for Sunday school teachers and for church groups. It is free and it stays free.
No ads. No in-app purchases. No account no sign-up nothing to fill in.
It works completely offline so it behaves the same in a hall with no internet at camp or in the car.
Narration is available in English and in Romanian and the language can be changed with a single button.
WHAT PARENTS SHOULD KNOW
This app collects no data at all.
The camera is used only for augmented reality. The image is processed on the device itself and is never saved or sent anywhere.
When an augmented reality or Cardboard section starts a short notice reminds everyone about parental supervision about staying aware of the surroundings and about taking regular breaks.
Augmented reality needs a supported device with a rear camera and Cardboard mode needs a gyroscope. The story can be enjoyed in full without either of them.
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Noahs Story / What's New in vUnknown
AR mode has been rebuilt.
• Fixed: the first AR scene after opening the app placed nothing. It now works the first time.
• The blue grid is gone; a message at the bottom guides you, and one tap places the scene.
• One finger rotates, two resize, three move.
• Scenes now fit on a table, with fire and rain scaled to match.
• The safety notice appears only once.
• The menu and help screens are now translated.
• Fixed: the first AR scene after opening the app placed nothing. It now works the first time.
• The blue grid is gone; a message at the bottom guides you, and one tap places the scene.
• One finger rotates, two resize, three move.
• Scenes now fit on a table, with fire and rain scaled to match.
• The safety notice appears only once.
• The menu and help screens are now translated.
