Aangan: Indian Kids Stories

68 illustrated, narrated Indian stories where your kid chooses the path — and now the paintings gently come alive.

Aangan Stories — the most beautiful Indian storytelling app for kids.

Aangan means the courtyard where a grandmother tells stories, and that's the feeling we built: warm, gentle tales from India — Panchatantra fables, the childhood adventures of Krishna, Hanuman, and Ganesha, and the clever courtroom tales of Tenali Raman and Akbar-Birbal — beautifully illustrated and read aloud in a soft voice, made for the youngest listeners (ages 3–6).

But these aren't ordinary storybooks. In every tale, your child chooses the path. Should the clever crow drop in a pebble, or fly off to find a stream? Tap to decide, and the story follows — the Indian tales app where your kid chooses the path, and every path ends happily.

WHAT'S INSIDE • 68 illustrated stories in six collections — Panchatantra fables like The Thirsty Crow and The Hare and the Tortoise; Krishna tales like The Butter Thief and The Moon in a Pot; Hanuman tales like Hanuman and the Sun-Mango and Hanuman, Son of the Wind; Ganesha tales like the Race Around the World and Ganesha's Birthday Party; Tenali Raman tales like The Missing Crown and How Heavy Is Gajaraj?; Akbar-Birbal tales like The Short Blanket and The Ring in the Garden • Warm narration on every page, so pre-readers can enjoy them alone • Gentle branching choices that make each read feel new • A little lesson at the end of every story • Beautiful paper-cut-style illustrations • Works completely offline — no ads, no accounts, no sign-in

YOURS TO KEEP — NO SUBSCRIPTION Eight stories are free forever. Unlock the full collection with a single one-time purchase — and once unlocked, the stories are yours forever. No monthly subscription drama, ever.

SAFE BY DESIGN Nothing is collected, tracked, or shared. A parental gate stands in front of every purchase and every link out of the app, and there are no ads or third parties.

Curl up in the aangan, and let the stories begin.