A Baby Jesus story that follows your family’s day.
A first letter at breakfast, another look before dinner. Choose the destination and gift time around your own Christmas instead of arranging the day around someone else’s map.
Your story and your meeting place.
The character’s position is not tracking a real person. It belongs to a planned journey to your chosen destination, within a story you prepare. Use a public place or approximate area rather than an exact home address.
Messages can use a nickname and mention a familiar book. Baby Jesus knows only the details an adult adds; the app does not secretly collect information about a child’s behavior.
A star can tell the journey for Baby Jesus.
Choose the narrator and map symbol separately. Letters can be from Baby Jesus while a star moves on the map. It is a family story, rather than a claim about how a real person travels.
Seven language editions are offered, with independent choices for the story and interface. Some newer parent controls in Slovak, Spanish and French still have English labels. Your own message text is not automatically translated.
Real preparations decide the finale.
If dinner runs late, hold arrival or pause the whole story. A parent confirms when the presents are ready; the child’s view cannot do it.
The public sample shows an illustrated fictional map and sample letters. It does not travel to your home. Your destination and words belong in the app.
The public sample uses its own fictional story. Prepare and privately rehearse your own story for free in the app with a parent account.