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Minno
#1 Yippee TV 
Chrissie A.“It is more expensive.”
Meet the testers
Each used Minno side by side with other apps “It appears to have a lot of great content, but you can’t even look around the app without a trial.”
What they’d use instead
Minno’s pricing
Paid
About the app
Summary · not an editor reviewA faith-first streaming service for kids with shows like VeggieTales and Adventures in Odyssey, plus family devotionals and Bible plans.
Common questions
The app is free to download with a 7-day free trial, but full streaming access requires a subscription after that.
JellyTelly rebranded to Minno; it is the same Christian kids' streaming service under a new name.
The library includes VeggieTales, Adventures in Odyssey, Bibleman, Owlegories, Dead Sea Squirrels, and many other faith-based titles.
Yes. You can download episodes on iPhone and iPad to watch without a connection, which is handy for travel.
It is best suited to toddlers through early-elementary kids, with content that older children may outgrow.
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“It appears to have a lot of great content, but you can’t even look around the app without a trial.”
Minno has the most robust library with high quality shows.
It is more expensive.
Yippee is more affordable, but lacks some of the newer well-known content. Minno is more expensive, but seems to be the highest quality content and most extensive library. Superbook is a great option to have on hand if you want your kids to interact with the Bible visually and it’s free, so hard to beat.
