The learning app that learns you back.

An AI-powered learning platform for ages 5–18, free to start. Talking 3D tutors discuss your stuck questions, adaptive quizzes retune to every answer, and personalised learning paths cover 13,200 topics structured on the Australian Curriculum v9 and US K–12 standards. The app changes shape with your age — a tap-only Kids World under 13, a sleeker Teen Studio for Years 7–10, and full dashboards for parents and teachers.

Yes — everything on this page is playable now, and the guest demo drops you into the full app with one tap (guests confirm they are 16 or older, since AI helpers for under-16s need a parent's consent). Progress banks in your browser as XP; sign in whenever you want to keep it. Under 16? Ask a parent to sign in with you.

Free to use, with no advertisements, no tracking pixels and no sale of your data. Every student gets our best AI with a daily allowance that resets each morning; reaching it switches to a lighter mode rather than stopping. Families who want more can top up a shared credit wallet — optional, and only a parent or a student 16+ can buy.

It pays attention the way a great tutor does: how quickly you answer, which topics trip you up, whether hints help. Every answer retunes the next question, warm-ups target what you nearly forgot, and the whole app grows with your age and pace. Parents can see everything it has noticed and switch any part off, per feature.

Data is stored in Australia, voice runs in Sydney, and personal information is scrubbed before anything reaches an AI provider. Parents control each AI feature individually, and the Transparency Ledger shows every AI interaction with PII-scrubbed summaries plus one-click erasure.

Six learning areas per country, from Foundation/Kindergarten to Year/Grade 10 — in Australia: English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, Technologies and The Arts; in the USA: English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Technology and Computer Science, and The Arts. That is 13,200 topics in all, scoped to your own year level so you are never shown Year 10 work in Year 4. Plus 11 language courses from Gujarati to Japanese, and opt-in Religious Studies.

Yes. The AI Consent Centre lets parents enable or disable each AI feature individually, with plain-English explanations banded by age. Under 16, only a parent can grant consent; 16–17 can self-consent with parent override. The age comes from the recorded date of birth on the server, so a gate cannot be talked around in the browser.

Yes. Pick USA on the home page and you get a US spine: Kindergarten to Grade 10 across English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Technology and Computer Science, and The Arts. It follows the structure and vocabulary of the Common Core State Standards for English and Maths and the Next Generation Science Standards for Science. There is no national US curriculum and Qwizflow claims no official endorsement — the Australian and US versions are authored separately, because US Science is organised around NGSS disciplinary core ideas where Australian Science is organised around ACARA sub-strands.

Yes, and it is free. Qwizflow is a progressive web app: on Android and desktop Chrome you get an install button, and on an iPhone or iPad you add it from the Safari share sheet. It then opens like any other app, with its own icon, shortcuts straight to a quiz or a review, and an unread badge on the icon. There is nothing to download from an app store and no separate account.

The whole app is translated into English (Australian and Indian), Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Arabic and Chinese, with Tamil, Telugu and Vietnamese part-way there. Separately, Languages is a subject: 11 courses from Gujarati to Japanese, each with ten strands from script and sounds through to conversations and travel.