Math Quest
Master K–5 math with Luna, your starry-eyed owl guide — counting to fractions, across ten worlds.
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English Quest
Sound out letters, build words, and grow into reading — phonics to grammar, the friendly way.
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Учим английский — Luna teaches English to Russian-speaking kids, explaining in Russian. Early build, growing fast.
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Space Quest
Blast off into science and the stars — spin the Earth, chase Moon phases, and feel gravity across four cinematic worlds.
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Logic Quest
Brain teasers with Luna — move matchsticks to fix numbers, mend equations, and build the biggest number you can. More puzzle worlds on the way.
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…and more worlds are charting their course. ✦
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“Dad, can I play Math Quest all day?”
An open platform
A quest is just content — so anyone can make one.
Discovery Quest splits the magic in two: a shared engine of playful building blocks, and the courses that ride on it. Teachers, parents, and creators write the courses — no game code required — and AI can draft a whole quest from a simple outline.
An engine of building blocks
Counting boards, phonics tiles, sentence builders, spelling-rule, vowel-team, and homophone drills, silent-letter puzzles, lesson scenes, and Luna the owl — the interactive pieces are built and tested once, then reused by every course.
Courses are plain content
Worlds, lessons, and narration live in simple, declarative files. Compose the existing pieces and supply the words — or let an AI draft a valid quest for you to review.
Open, validated, kid-safe
Every contribution is automatically checked for structure, then reviewed by a human for accuracy and age-appropriateness before it ships.
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Questions parents & teachers ask
Is Discovery Quest free?
Yes — every quest is completely free to play, with no ads.
What ages is it for?
Elementary school. Luna’s Math Quest covers K–5 (ages 5–11) and English Quest covers early reading (ages 4–9). It works great at home and in the classroom.
Is it safe for my child?
Yes — no ads, no third-party tracking of children, and every course is reviewed by a human for accuracy and age-appropriateness before it ships.
Do I need an account?
No. Kids can start playing right away. An optional, free parent account backs up progress across quests.
What does “open” mean?
The engine and every course are open source on GitHub — you can read them, learn from them, or build your own quest.
Our mission
Democratizing education with AI — so the best learning adventures aren’t locked away, but built in the open and free for every curious kid to explore.