Your goals, your curriculum
Use your own materials, set learning goals, and review AI proposals against their sources.
Homeschooling, guided by you
Big curiosity.
A little direction.
A plan for the week. A guide for the questions. A clearer picture of what they understand.
Explore Quest’s original lesson bank, choose goals and review a learning plan. Standards coverage varies by grade and subject; inspect the available outcomes and lesson mappings in Curriculum. Personal curriculum imports are not available in this release.
You review the plan. You control AI access.
A little look inside Quest Illustrative example
The Discovery family
A week of possibilities.
Mon
Mathematics
20 minA little piece of the whole
Tue
Science
25 minNotice the world outside
Wed
Language arts
20 minTell a story of discovery
Your review comes first.Sources, materials, and safety notes travel with the plan.
Avery’s learning home
Make progress on
what matters.
Your goals. Your questions. Your pace.
Mathematics · guided lesson
Connect the parts to the whole
Understand the idea, then test your reasoning.
Science · practical activity
Make an observation worth sharing
Collect evidence and explain what it tells you.
Different paths. One learning home.
Your curriculumTheir curiosityUnderstanding you can review
A week with Quest
Less juggling.
More learning together.
Keep the goals, the learning, and the evidence in one place. Start with a source you trust and build a week that fits your family.
Explore the planning workspace- Make a plan you believe in
Review the objectives, source references, materials, and proposed activities. Nothing is assigned until you approve it.
- Give the questions somewhere to go
Move between guided lessons, a practice lesson guide, quizzes and activities beyond the screen.
- Look for understanding
Review quiz evidence and observations. Correct a suggestion, adjust the plan, and choose what comes next.
One family. Individual paths.
Room for wonder.
Room to grow.
Younger learners get an inviting place to explore. Older learners get a focused workspace. You get the context to support them both.
Visit the learner experiencePermission stays with you
Choose the level of autonomy, review learning memory, and pause AI access whenever you need to.
Learning goes beyond the screen
Paper models, observations, and stories connect lessons with the world around them.
Example learning record
From an answer to understanding.
01
Learning goalRecognize equal parts of a whole.
02
Quiz evidenceIdentify quarters and halves.
03
Guardian observationReview a paper-folding activity.
Illustrative example · mastery remains reviewable.
Progress, with context
A score is a starting point.
Your perspective matters.
See what an assessment measured, where it came from, and what still needs practice. Keep the original evidence when you add your own review.
Explore learning evidenceCan I try Quest now?
Private owner testing is available with fixed test profiles. Real-child enrollment opens after the required release reviews.
Can I use our own curriculum?
The current release offers original Quest lessons. Curriculum shows the published standards editions, grades and mapped lessons that are available, including any partial support or gaps. Personal curriculum imports are not enabled.
Does Quest replace a parent or educator?
Quest supports planning and guided learning. Guardians approve plans and remain responsible for educational decisions. Quest does not claim to be an accredited school.
What control do I have over AI?
The public preview uses a fixed lesson guide, without external AI calls. General AI tutoring is not available yet. You approve plans before learner access and can pause access or remove a linked device.
What does a subscription cost?
Subscription prices and included AI allowances will be published before paid enrollment. Paid enrollment is not yet open.
Your family’s next chapter