WonderThe Family screen
Bring Explorer profiles and progress into a parent-managed space, with protected Parent functions for account and family management.
One family account, individual Explorers
A parent or guardian creates and manages the WonderQuest Family account. Explorer profiles let children have their own chosen identity, age group, learning interests and progress within that family experience. Children do not need their own email accounts.
A nickname or non-identifying Explorer name is a thoughtful starting point. An avatar and learning preferences can make a profile feel personal without creating a public identity.
A view of the journey, beyond the points
Learning themes and progress
See which subjects and themes an Explorer has encountered and how their learning is developing. These views can help start a conversation about interests.
XP and the bigger picture
XP, levels and achievements make progress visible to an Explorer. Parent insight is about the learning journey, not comparing children by a Coin balance.
Age groups and learning choices help shape an age-appropriate experience. Children have different interests and starting points, so not every topic or level is intended for every Explorer. Features and progress views may vary across releases.
Encouragement without constant monitoring
You do not need to turn every quest into another homework session. A useful role for a parent is helping a child choose an interest, listening to something they discovered and making room for questions.
Try asking “Which idea would you like to explore again?” If a child struggles, return to the explanation together. If they are ready to stop, the next discovery can wait. The screen-time philosophy is about purposeful, manageable use within your family’s routine.
Privacy-first choices for a child-focused experience
WonderQuest uses parent-managed accounts and does not provide public child profiles or open child-to-child messaging. It does not use children’s information for behavioural advertising and does not currently display third-party advertisements.
The apps store information needed for profiles, learning progress and the services described in the policy. Optional features, such as voice answering and AI-assisted explanations, have their own data considerations. The Privacy Policy explains these in detail, including parent choices and account deletion.
The Terms of Use explain responsibilities, subscriptions and virtual rewards. For a privacy question, contact privacy@wonderquestexplorer.com; for help with the experience, use support@wonderquestexplorer.com.
Start with something they already wonder about
Look through the learning themes together and choose a subject that sparks a question. A familiar interest can be a gentle starting point; an unfamiliar one can open a new door. You can also try the website’s Moon question before checking the app platform status.
Need help using the app?
Open the WonderQuest App Guide for step-by-step instructions, voice help, rewards and troubleshooting.
FOLLOW THEIR INTERESTS
What would your Explorer love to learn?
If your child is interested in a Knowledge Area or theme you would like to see in WonderQuest, tell us at support@wonderquestexplorer.com. Share the subject and the kinds of questions they ask — no child’s name or personal details needed. Your suggestions help shape future learning adventures.