# Let There Be Fun

> A 3D world you and your child build together by talking. Start free with Teach Your Dino Bible Stories, a Bible game for children who cannot read yet.

Let There Be Fun is a family-made 3D world that a grown-up and a child build together by talking: hold Talk, say what should be there ("let there be a sheep", "make it snow", "make the dogs and cats play tag"), and the world changes.
Its free game, Teach Your Dino Bible Stories (https://joybringr-lab.jeff-neet.workers.dev/dino-island/), is a Bible game for children who cannot read yet: a dinosaur island with a small dino friend and doorways into Bible stories told aloud. It was a 2026 Gloo Hackathon finalist. Every Bible story is free for everyone, forever.

## Key facts

- Who it is for: parents and grandparents playing with young children, and the churches and children's ministries that serve them.
- What listens: an AI, not a person. The browser turns speech into words, and the site never receives the recording. Only the words go to a language model, which picks from the game's own commands. Every model, picture and sound was made ahead of time: the AI makes nothing new, writes none of the words the game shows or says, and Bible passages are never sent to it.
- No prices, padlocks or "ask a grown-up" appear in front of a child; anything for sale is described on this site, for grown-ups.
- Plans (draft, not yet on sale): Free $0 always; Membership $4.99 a month; Month pass $9.99 once.
- Giving supports the free Bible stories (translations and recorded voices) through Spark and Ember Productions. Current project: Spanish, checked and voiced.

## Pages

- [Let There Be Fun: build a world with your child, out loud](https://lettherebe.fun/): A 3D world you and your child build together by talking. Start free with Teach Your Dino Bible Stories, a Bible game for children who cannot read yet.
- [For churches and children's ministries · Let There Be Fun](https://lettherebe.fun/churches/): Teach Your Dino Bible Stories is a free Bible game for children who cannot read yet. Send it home after Sunday so families keep the story going together.
- [Pricing · Let There Be Fun](https://lettherebe.fun/pricing/): The Bible stories are free, always. Worlds of your own: a small monthly membership, or one month paid once.
- [Give: help every child hear the story · Let There Be Fun](https://lettherebe.fun/give/): Support the free Bible stories in Teach Your Dino Bible Stories: translations checked by native speakers and real voices, one language at a time.
- [Give a world to build together · Let There Be Fun](https://lettherebe.fun/gift/): Give a family a month of building worlds together by talking. A gift for grandparents, godparents and anyone who loves a little one.
- [Media kit for press, writers and creators · Let There Be Fun](https://lettherebe.fun/press/): Logos, screenshots, a fact sheet and the family story behind Let There Be Fun and Teach Your Dino Bible Stories, for journalists, writers and creators.
- [Investors and partners · Let There Be Fun](https://lettherebe.fun/investors/): Let There Be Fun turns a child's words into a 3D world built with a parent. A family studio with a free Bible game and a world-building platform in development.
- [What we keep · Let There Be Fun](https://lettherebe.fun/privacy/): What Let There Be Fun keeps when you join a list or visit the site, and what it never does.

## Optional

- [Play Teach Your Dino Bible Stories](https://joybringr-lab.jeff-neet.workers.dev/dino-island/): free, in the browser, no account.
- [Sitemap](https://lettherebe.fun/sitemap-index.xml)

## Common questions

### What ages is it for?

Teach Your Dino Bible Stories is a Bible game for children who cannot read yet, playing beside a grown-up. Building worlds by talking is fun from about three up to nine, and for the grown-ups too.

### What does it cost?

Teach Your Dino Bible Stories is free, with no account. Worlds of your own will be a small membership or a single month paid once: see [pricing](/pricing/). Every Bible story stays free either way.

### Is my child's voice recorded?

We do not receive or keep the sound of your voice. Your browser turns speech into words before anything reaches us; in Chrome, the sound goes to Google to become words. The words go to the game's server and to the AI that picks what happens.

### What do we need to play?

A web browser on a laptop or desktop with a microphone. Nothing to install and no account for the free game.

### Will my child see ads or be asked to buy things?

No. There are no ads, and nothing is ever offered for sale in front of a child. Plans are described here, for grown-ups.