How it works
Anas Quest Academy turns the KSSR syllabus into a game. You set the quests and the rewards; your kids play for stars, XP and screen time; and you hear the moment they finish. Here's everything it does.
The whole KSSR quest library
Every subject in the Malaysian KSSR primary syllabus, Years 1–6 — Mathematics, English, Bahasa Melayu, Science, Pendidikan Islam, Moral, Kesihatan, Seni, Sejarah, RBT and TMK. Browse them on the Quests page, filtered to your child's year, and pick one to assign.
Assign a quest with a reward
When you hand a quest to a child you set what they earn for it: minutes of screen time (more for a higher score), or a real-world prize at a pass mark you choose. Change the reward later without deleting the quest — their history stays intact.
Add your kids — no account needed
A child is just a first name, a face and a 4-digit PIN. They never need an email, a password or a Telegram account. You add them from your dashboard in a few seconds.
How a kid gets in to play
Tap "Send to <kid>" and share the link by QR code or WhatsApp — it carries their player code, so all they type is their PIN. On a shared device they just tap their face and PIN. Five wrong PINs locks that face for a minute.
They play a space mission
Each quest is a themed run through the questions. Every question has a hint. When they finish they get marked instantly and see stars, XP and a rank — and they level up as they play more.
Stars, XP and the reward they earned
A score turns into stars and XP automatically, and unlocks whatever reward you set. You see the result — and you hand over the screen time or prize with one tap to mark it claimed.
You hear about it in Telegram
The moment a child finishes, the bot messages you: "Anas scored 8/10 on Matematik Tahun 3 ⭐⭐⭐." A weekly digest sums up the week. You can /stop broadcasts any time; the finish-line pings keep coming because you asked for those.
Test-play before you hand it over
Sit any quest yourself first — your own or one from the library — and get marked by exactly the same machinery your child will. It records nothing: no attempt, no XP, no reward. If a question looks wrong, flag it right from the report.
Flag a question that's wrong
Nobody's perfect and neither is a question bank. A child can flag a question the moment they disagree, and you can flag one from their results. Flagged questions get reviewed and fixed in place — fixing the quest for everyone it's assigned to.
Pick a face
Every parent and child gets a fun avatar — six styles and eight colours to choose from. New joiners get one assigned automatically, so nobody is ever a blank; change it any time.
Add your partner as a co-parent
Invite your spouse from the Family page with a single-use link. They become a full co-parent — same children, same quests, same results, same notifications. There's no read-only tier: a parent who can't set a quest isn't a co-parent.
Share a quest you wrote
Wrote a good quest? Share it, and any parent can read and clone it into their own library (with your name on it as the author). A clone is their own copy — your original is never touched. Un-share any time and the link stops opening.