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Educational AR games for classrooms and home

Open a shared game on the classroom screen, or take a short Home AR Quest with a child on a phone or tablet. Every game explains its answers and remains playable by touch when camera or WebGL is unavailable.

The camera is processed on the player’s own device. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is recorded.

  • Free samples: no account, no install
  • Classroom on the projector, or Home Quest on a phone or tablet
  • Tapping works when there is no camera

CHOOSE YOUR PLAY SPACE

One game library, two ways to learn.

HOME AR QUEST

Turn a short moment at home into a discovery.

A parent account, a child nickname, a marker, and a short science quest with on-device camera privacy.

For families: Home AR Quest

How it is played

One round is about five minutes. A teacher opens it, a child aims, the class answers together.

A pupil reaching to choose an answer in an AR game

The whole class chooses together

  1. Open it and allow the camera

    A link, not an app. Open it in the browser you already have and the round starts.

  2. Aim with your hand and hold

    A ring follows the hand. Hold it over an answer and it fills - no controller and nothing to touch.

  3. Go over what was missed

    Every question has its explanation, and the end of a round goes over only the ones that were got wrong.

Open it on the device you already have

A phone for trying it out, a tablet for a small group, or the classroom screen so everyone can answer together.

  • Phone
  • Tablet
  • Classroom screen
Try one free, no account

Four things a question can ask

Not one shape wearing four costumes. Sorting, matching and ordering ask a child to do something multiple choice cannot.

Question sets

Sets are written against the curriculum indicators, one subject and one school year at a time.

Mathematics

See them all

5 more subjects are available in the full catalogue

The camera never leaves the room

Hand tracking runs in the browser, on the device in front of the child.

  • No frame is ever uploaded
  • Nothing is recorded or stored
  • It plays the same with the network off