Reading for kids and English learners
Read a chapter. Then the story asks back.
One chapter at a time. After it, a quest, a discussion, or some writing of their own. Parents can see the book, the chapter, the points, and the streak.
- A chapter counts only when it is really read
- Four reading levels, never an age
- Story characters, made with AI, ask the questions
Story Quest
Try it. Tap an answerWhat did the cat ask for before his master went to the river?
Reading levels
Same story. Four levels.
Every book has a level, never an age. Slide to see the same moment written for each one.
The shop
Read. Earn. Unlock.
Points come only from reading. Every character in the shop is earned one chapter at a time, and never bought with money.

Try it
The story asks back.
Story Quest
Try it. Tap an answerWhat did the cat ask for before his master went to the river?

Parents see the reading.
The book, the chapter, the points, and the streak sit on one screen. You can see where a reader is. You don't have to turn the story into a test. We like it that way.
- Books
- The stories a reader has opened.
- Chapters
- How far they are in each story.
- Points
- What they have earned.
- Streak
- Days in a row they have read.
Meet Maya.
Here is her reading week.
Points
120
Streak
5 days
Level
2
Time reading
123 min
Saturday · 28 min · Finished Chapter 2 and kept the streak
Stories to open
Real books from the catalog. Chapter one is where you start.
Level 4 · Advanced
Alice in Wonderland
Start with a chapter.
Pick a story from the catalog. Read it first. The quest, the discussion, or the writing comes after.






















