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Parent Cue
“A free, gentle nudge system that turns everyday moments into faith conversations with your kids.”
Parent Cue, from the reThink Group (Orange), is built for parents rather than kids. Instead of a video library, it hands you four short, age-specific cues each week designed to spark faith and character conversations in the ordinary moments of family life. Its signature idea is the '936 weeks' countdown from birth to age 18, a simple visual that reframes parenting as a finite, precious window and nudges you to make each week count.
What it does well, it does very well. The cues are practical and low-pressure, the monthly faith-and-character themes tie into Bible stories and devotionals tailored to your child's age, and the app syncs with more than 34,000 Orange partner churches so home and church point in the same direction. The tone is warm and non-preachy, which is exactly right for busy parents who want encouragement, not homework. Its 4.8-star App Store rating across roughly 2.4K reviews reflects how well this lands.
The honest catch is scope. Parent Cue is a coaching-and-nudge tool, not a streaming service, so there is little here for a child to watch or explore independently. Families get the most value when their church already uses Orange curriculum, and the church-tie plus optional in-app purchases can feel limiting for unaffiliated households. If you want media your kids consume directly, pair it with a service like Minno or the free Bible App for Kids.
Is it right for you?
Parents who want a low-effort, consistent way to weave faith and character into daily family life, especially those already connected to an Orange partner church.
You want a rich on-demand library of shows and Bible videos for kids to watch independently; a streaming service like Minno or Yippee TV fits that better.
What’s inside
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How it compares
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Common questions
Yes. The core weekly cues, age-based themes, and devotionals are free, with only optional in-app purchases available.
No, anyone can use the app, but it works best when your church uses Orange curriculum, letting home and church content line up.
It covers birth through age 18, adapting cues and content to your child's current stage.
There are some Bible story videos, but the app is built for parents rather than as a kids' streaming service.
It is made by the reThink Group, the ministry behind the Orange curriculum used in thousands of churches.
