15 minutes that count
A session fits between dinner and bedtime and still moves a real skill forward.
For families
The screen time you don't have to feel bad about
Short, adaptive quests your child wants to return to, aligned to what they are actually learning at school.
What families get
Built for real evenings
No nagging required
Children come back for the quest, and the learning comes with it.
Weekly clarity
One short summary: what improved, what is shaky, one thing to try offline.
Multiple children
Each child gets their own mentor, stage and skill graph on one family account.
Alternative to tutoring
Personalised support without scheduling a tutor around your week.
Safety you can check
See exactly what data is collected and how mentors are allowed to behave.
Parent questions
The things parents ask first
How much time should my child spend on it?
Between 8 and 25 minutes a session depending on age, three to five times a week. More is not better — mastery comes from spaced, focused sessions.
Will it match what they do at school?
Quests are mapped to curriculum outcomes, so home practice reinforces classroom topics rather than running in parallel.
Does the AI just give them the answer?
No. Mentors are designed to ask questions and release hints gradually. Handing over the answer would defeat the entire measurement model.
What do you do with my child's data?
We collect only what improves learning, report it transparently to you, and design for data minimisation. See our child safety and data policy.
Ready to see a quest in action?
Start free at home, or book a walkthrough for your school.