FaithQuiz
One big screen, a phone per team, and a room full of cheering. Build quizzes in minutes, launch them with a session code, and watch the leaderboard climb.
For parishes, schools & faith formation teams
Two apps for Catholic catechists. FaithQuiz turns any projector into a game show played from phones. Lesson Studio plans Catechism-linked lessons and brings them to life with animated characters your class will remember.
One big screen, a phone per team, and a room full of cheering. Build quizzes in minutes, launch them with a session code, and watch the leaderboard climb.
Lesson plans linked to the Catechism, AI drafting you stay in charge of, animated presentations, and a student companion for reflections, quizzes and replays.
FaithQuiz
Questions arrive with a countdown, answers light up as teams lock in, the correct answer is revealed in stages, and scores roll up on an animated leaderboard. Opening and victory moments get the fanfare they deserve.
Pick a quiz and put the launcher on the projector or TV. A join code appears.
Each team opens sundayschoolfaith.com/play, enters the code and names their team. No app to install.
Phones show the answer pad for each round. The screen shows who's in, then the reveal.
Scores animate in after every question. The winners get confetti and a closing anthem.
Four answers, color and shape coded so every age can play.
Fast warm-ups on the Creed, the Commandments and the saints.
Drag the liturgical seasons, the parts of the Mass or salvation history into place.
Finish the prayer or the verse — spelling-forgiving answer matching.
Name the saint, the sacrament or the symbol from artwork on the big screen.
First correct answer scores most. Points tick down with the clock.
Multi-part answers that rotate the phone to each teammate in turn.
Elimination rounds — miss and you pass the phone; the last member standing wins it for the team.
Lesson Studio
A planning desk for catechists and a companion for students — built to adapt to the way your parish actually teaches.
Preview: Brother Tom, an animated narrator, tells the story of the road to Emmaus and speaks directly to the class.
Every lesson objective can cite Catechism of the Catholic Church paragraphs, Scripture, and the formation standards your diocese uses — so you can see what a year covers at a glance.
Describe the class and the topic; get a draft plan with objectives, an opening prayer, activities and discussion questions. Edit everything before it reaches a student.
Generate scenes with vector characters who act out Bible stories and Church history, or turn to the camera and speak to your class directly.
Students record reflections, take quizzes and rewatch the lesson videos at home — and families can follow along.
One studio, every classroom
Weekly classes that follow your diocesan curriculum and the liturgical calendar.
Paced lesson sequences with family take-home pages and retreat days.
Inquiry, catechumenate, purification and mystagogy — planned around the Rites.
Adapted initiation with age-appropriate sessions and sponsor involvement.
Discussion-led sessions with readings, reflection questions and video.
Classroom-length lessons with quizzes that roll into FaithQuiz game days.
Pilot program
We're opening a pilot with a small group of parishes and schools. Tell us about your program and we'll reach out as seats open.