Sacred stories of India, told gently — in English, हिन्दी, and తెలుగు.
AI-told, human-curated tales of India for little listeners.
Currently in TestFlight + Play Store internal testing. Public release coming soon.
Two stories live today. More on the way.
Each tale is told as audio, paired with a hand-drawn illustration that pans gently as your child listens. After the story, a five-question Mokshapatam-styled quiz turns the listening into play.
Krishna the Butter Thief
Little Krishna and his friends build a tower of giggles to reach the hanging butter pots. When the milk spills, his mother only smiles wider.
Ganesha Gets His Elephant Head
Little Ganesha is given a wise new head, and a name everyone learns to love.
Coming next
The most-loved 1000 stories are queued for production. Here's a peek at the next batch.
Krishna and Kaliya the Serpent
Krishna dances on the serpent and frees the river.
Hanuman Leaps to Lanka
The mighty leap across the ocean.
Krishna Lifts Govardhan Hill
A whole village finds shelter under one finger.
Ganesha and Kartikeya Race Around the World
A clever lap around what truly matters.
Krishna Shows the Universe in His Mouth
A peek inside Krishna's mouth.
Krishna's Birth and the Yamuna Crossing
A baby crosses the river through a great storm.
Image-led, audio-second, text-third
Designed for kids who can't read yet — and for the grown-ups reading along.
Listen
A two-to-three minute story plays with a Ken-Burns illustration. Background audio keeps going if your screen locks.
Talk
Up to seven "talk-about-it" cards open after the story — gentle prompts to discuss what just happened, together.
Play
A five-question Mokshapatam quiz reinforces names and lessons — no scoring drama, just play.
Meet
Browse 200 characters with portraits, roles, and the tales they appear in. ~50 already have audio intros.
From day one, in three.
Every story is told end-to-end in English, Hindi, and Telugu — voice, transcript, character intros, and quiz feedback. Tamil and other Indian languages are next.
AI-told. Human-curated. Openly correctable.
KathaSagaram's stories are written and voiced with help from large language and text-to-speech models, then read end-to-end by a human reviewer before publication. Every story carries a version number; every retelling can be retracted within a minute if a parent, scholar, or community member spots a problem.
If a story doesn't ring true to your tradition — pronunciation, regional variant, theological detail, anything — please message us on WhatsApp. Corrections are tracked publicly and shipped over-the-air.
Things parents ask
Is there any tracking or ads?
No ads, no third-party tracking. We collect your child's first name and age (locally on the device); we send the age in anonymised form alongside a random id so we can understand what age groups use which stories. Reset everything from Settings → Reset progress.
What does it cost?
The app is free during early access. We may introduce optional family memberships once the catalog grows, but the two launch stories will always be free.
Why these two stories first?
Krishna the Butter Thief and Ganesha Gets His Elephant Head are widely-loved entry points across Indian traditions, with broad regional consistency. Once the launch cohort gives feedback, we open up the next stories — Hanuman, Govardhan, and beyond.
Can I share a story with my family?
Yes. From any story page, tap Share — anyone who taps the link on their phone will jump straight into the story if they have the app, or to a preview page if they don't. Same for the characters.
How do I report a mistake?
Every story and character page has a small feedback button that opens a pre-filled WhatsApp message to +91 9990912205. We aim to acknowledge cultural and pronunciation concerns within 24–48 hours.