Grown-ups set the routine
Create local child profiles, choose subjects, set questions per round, and decide how many minutes practice can earn.
Learning that unlocks more
Practice
powers play.
Kids build skills in math, reading, vocabulary, and puzzles. Grown-ups set the routine, and ScreenQuest turns each practice round into meaningful screen-time rewards.
- ✓ No ads
- ✓ No child account
- ✓ Grown-up controlled
Built for Pre-K–Grade 8
Grade-awarePre-K through Grade 8
Read aloudQuestions and choices
Positive rewardsPractice earns time
Privacy-mindedLearning records stay local
A calmer family rhythm
Three steps from “not yet” to “you earned it.”
ScreenQuest gives children a clear path forward while keeping the important choices with a grown-up.
Kids practice with Sparky
Friendly narration, visual aids, multiple-choice answers, and age-appropriate encouragement keep the experience focused.
Earned time counts down
On shared Android devices, optional App Protection can require earned time for apps selected by the grown-up.
Inside ScreenQuest
Simple for kids. Clear for grown-ups.
Big targets, focused questions, and visible progress are designed for family devices of different sizes.
Know what comes next
See time remaining, choose a subject, or start a mixed practice round.
Practice without clutter
Narration, visual aids, and large answers help younger learners stay with the question.
Hand off with confidence
Review selected apps, earned time, protection status, and quiet hours before child use.
Thoughtful by design
Tools that support the routine—not distract from it.
Grade-aware practice
Math, reading, vocabulary, and puzzle questions span Pre-K through Grade 8.
Listen anytime
Questions and answer choices can be read aloud using the Android device's selected voice.
Visual learning aids
Counting, number, and pattern supports make early-learning questions easier to understand.
Progress without pressure
Per-child mastery and gently worded focus areas help grown-ups see where support may help.
Real minutes remaining
Earned time counts down as selected apps are used, so the displayed balance stays useful.
Age-aware encouragement
Younger children get playful celebrations while older learners receive a more mature response.
Grown-ups stay in charge
A routine you can actually see.
Parent controls are protected by a local PIN. App Protection is optional and can be turned off from the Parents Center.
Explore parent supportMultiple local profilesSeparate settings and progress for each child on the device.
Flexible reward rulesQuestions, minutes, daily limits, cooldowns, and quiet hours.
Per-child dashboardReview practice, focus areas, earned time, and selected-app usage.
Optional protectionSelect which apps require earned time; learning works without it.
Privacy-minded from the start
No advertising, chat, social profiles, camera, microphone, or location access. Child profiles and learning records stay with the app on the device.
ScreenQuest Plus
Try the family routine first.
A seven-day, no-card trial begins after grown-up setup. Continue with the plan that fits your family.
Monthly
$6.99 / month
Month-to-month flexibility with automatic renewal through Google Play.
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$49.99 / year
About $4.17 per month, billed annually through Google Play.
US launch pricing shown. Google Play displays the final localized price, taxes, billing period, and renewal terms before purchase. Plans renew automatically until cancelled.
Questions from grown-ups
Good to know before you begin.
Does my child need an account?
No. ScreenQuest does not create child accounts. Profiles, learning history, reward rules, and selected-app usage remain with the app on the Android device.
Is App Protection required?
No. It is an optional family-routine feature for shared Android devices. You can use all learning features without enabling App Protection.
What Android permissions are used?
When App Protection is enabled by a grown-up, ScreenQuest uses Usage Access to recognize a selected foreground app, notifications for a visible protection service, and optional full-screen alert access. Each request is explained before Android Settings opens.
Can ScreenQuest replace Android parental controls?
No. ScreenQuest is a learning and family-routine tool, not security software or an emergency service. It complements—rather than replaces—adult supervision and Android's built-in safety tools.
How do I cancel a subscription?
Subscriptions are managed through Google Play. Cancelling stops future renewal while access normally continues through the current paid period. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription.
Where can I get help?
Visit the Support Center or email support@screenquest.tech. Never send a parent PIN, Google password, or payment-card information.
Closed testing on Android
Help Sparky get ready for families.
Adult testers can try ScreenQuest on their own Android phone or tablet and share private feedback before public release.
Ask to join the test