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Adaptive quizzes that feel like games. A Socratic AI tutor that guides, not tells. Australian Curriculum v9 or US K–12 standards — free to start.
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Learning Path
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Fractions and Decimals
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Number Patterns and Finding Unknowns
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Perimeter and Area of Rectangles
Continue: Fractions — Adding Unlike Denominators
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Meet Charlie — Year 5, Bellbird Rise (demo)
Charlie is in Year 5, in class 5A at Bellbird Rise Primary School — a fictional Melbourne primary school set up on Qwizflow as a demo, where Charlie and everyone else are demo accounts. Charlie joins 5A with the class code from the teacher and finds both school paths waiting, Grade 5 English and Grade 5 Maths. Because Charlie is a child, the AI features wait until a parent switches them on.
Bellbird Rise has one rule that shapes everything: AI content comes only from the school’s own materials. So Charlie’s first topic, Clauses and Complex Sentences, starts with a study guide written from the school’s own resource, with a quick check after each idea. Pocket Lecture turns the same topic into a short spoken lesson with two voices, the quiz reads every question aloud and meets a wrong answer with a hint, and Family Finder makes a word game from the same lesson.
In Maths, bite-sized nuggets explain fractions with the lamington tray from the school’s fractions resource, a challenge quiz works through number patterns, and flashcards and a memory trick cover perimeter and area. Boss Battle and Detective ask about the same lamingtons, and the Owl tutor explains how to find a fraction of a group. Charlie’s classmates Minh and Yusuf learn from the same library in Vietnamese and in Arabic.
Whether you are five or eighteen, Qwizflow meets you where you are. Every quiz adapts to your level. Learning on your own, you pick Australia or the USA and your year level, and a path on your own curriculum builds itself; at a school like Bellbird Rise, the teacher builds the paths from the school’s own resources. And it is free to start — no ads, no advertising trackers, no card needed. Every student gets a free AI allowance each month — enough for about 40 new quizzes — that starts again at the beginning of each month.
“Whether you are five or eighteen, Qwizflow meets you where you are.”
Fractions and Decimals
A tray holds 24 lamingtons. What is 12 out of 24 lamingtons, in simplest form?
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12/12
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Watch a Year 5 learner study
A learner at Bellbird Rise Primary, a demo school: a study guide, a spoken lesson, quizzes, flashcards, games and the Owl tutor, all from the school’s own library — filmed on the live app.
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Owl Tutor — One Chat for Everything
Tap the floating Owl button on any page and just say or type what you need — flashcards, a quiz, story help, an explanation of a homework photo, a debate partner. The right tool happens right there inside the same chat, with replies read aloud (speaking your request is from age 13), slash-commands for power users, and memory of what you've asked so you can say "now make that easier" and it knows what you mean.
Read-Aloud AI Tutor
Ask a Socratic tutor by tapping or typing (or speaking, from age 13) and hear its replies in five voices — Maya, Aria, Liam, Tom, or Professor Owl. Australian, US, and British accents. The tutor adapts its tone to how you are feeling.
Stuck Helper + Discussion Mode
When you get stuck on a quiz, get a Read-Aloud, an idle nudge, or hop into Discussion Mode where Scout and Sage debate the problem out loud while you listen.
Story Writer
Co-write detective stories, fantasy adventures, or sci-fi epics with AI. Perfect for creative writing practice.
Homework Helper
Stuck on a problem? Get step-by-step guidance that helps you understand, not just copy.
Adaptive Mastery Quizzes
Quizzes that adjust to your level in real time, with a live mastery bar that fills as you go and a personalised pass threshold tuned to explorer, standard, or challenger style.
Topic Trophies
Earn bronze, silver, gold, and platinum trophies on every topic. Trophies are append-only — once you earn them, they never go away.
Learning Paths + Daily Nuggets
Personalised journeys structured on the Australian Curriculum v9 or US K–12 standards, plus a fresh 5-nugget daily queue tuned to your weak spots.
Socratic Tutor
Ask me anything — I will guide you to the answer
How do plants make their own food?
Frequently Asked Questions
Qwizflow is free to start for every learner, in Australia and the USA, and free of advertisements, advertising trackers and any sale of your data. No card is needed to sign up or to keep using it. Every feature — including the AI Socratic Tutor, Homework Helper, Story Writer, adaptive quizzes, and personalised learning paths — is available to every student, and every student gets a free AI allowance each month for text and images — enough for about 40 new quizzes — which starts again at the beginning of each month, plus read-aloud minutes counted per day. When the monthly allowance is used up, anything already made stays available and costs the smallest charge in the app to re-open, and new AI requests wait for the next month. Families who want more AI than the free allowance provides can buy an optional one-off credit pack (there is no subscription); packs are optional, never needed to keep learning, and only a parent or a student aged 16 or over can buy them — a student under 16 can only send a parent a request to approve or decline.
Qwizflow is built for learners of any age. The ready-made curriculum catalogue spans Foundation (Prep) to Year 10 in Australia, and Kindergarten to Grade 10 in the US; beyond it, a learner aged 16 or over can type any subject at all and get a full personalised path, and from age 13 any learner can build study guides and quizzes from their own documents. Content, quizzes, and learning paths automatically adjust difficulty based on the student’s year level and performance. Younger students in the primary years get age-appropriate fractions and science quizzes, while Year 9 and 10 students work through more complex topics in chemistry, physics, and mathematics. The AI tutor adapts its language and scaffolding to match each learner’s level.
Qwizflow’s learning paths, quizzes and study guides are structured on the Australian Curriculum v9 — its six learning areas and their strands, Foundation to Year 10 — with US K–12 standards (Common Core for English and Maths, NGSS* for Science) as the second curriculum. Each topic is organised by year level, subject and strand, so what students practise here lines up with what they are learning at school. We do not claim a per-question mapping to individual ACARA content description codes. Teachers can see which topics their class has practised and where mastery is still developing.
Absolutely. Qwizflow was built from the ground up with child safety in mind. All AI features require explicit parental consent for children under 16. Learning records are stored in Australia (Firebase Melbourne region) and personal information is scrubbed before any content reaches AI providers. Data is never used to train AI models. Parents control exactly which AI features their child can access through the granular AI Consent Centre.
Qwizflow offers a comprehensive suite of AI-powered learning tools. The Socratic AI Tutor guides students with questions rather than giving direct answers, building critical thinking skills. The Homework Helper breaks complex problems into manageable steps. The Story Writer lets students co-create narratives with AI for creative writing practice. Adaptive quizzes adjust difficulty in real time based on performance. The Debate Arena (for ages 16 and above) practises argumentation skills. Personalised learning paths map progress across the Australian Curriculum v9 or US K–12 standards.
Yes. Parents manage granular AI consent through the Parent Dashboard’s AI Consent Centre. Each AI feature can be individually enabled or disabled with a simple toggle. For children under 16, only a parent or guardian can grant consent. Students aged 16 and above can self-consent, though parents retain the ability to override settings. When multiple parents are linked to a student account, they share one consent record: the latest change by any linked parent applies, and every change is recorded in the consent history.
If you are 13 or over, yes: tap the microphone and say your question instead of typing it. Younger learners tap and type. Either way, the Socratic tutor’s replies are read aloud in one of five voice personas — Maya (warm Australian), Aria (bright American), Liam (calm British), Tom (energetic Australian), or Professor Owl (wise British narrator). The tutor adapts its tone to how you are feeling: calmer when you are frustrated, brighter when you are curious. Voice is made by Google Cloud Text-to-Speech, with a daily allowance that resets at midnight. Voice features inherit the AI Quiz Generation parental consent for students under 16.
The Stuck Helper kicks in three ways. First, every quiz question has a Read-Aloud button — tap it to hear the question read aloud. Second, if you are idle for too long, an "I'm Stuck" owl appears with three options (hint, read aloud, or discussion). Third, you can launch Discussion Mode where two AI characters — Scout and Sage — debate the question out loud in different voices while you listen. If you are still stuck after that, you can ping your teacher with a one-tap Ask Teacher request that includes a PII-scrubbed brief.