Short daily practice, visible progress
Choose 5, 10, 15, or 30 minutes, pick subjects, and let Marcus guide the next question. Small review sessions start to add up where parents and students can see them.
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For classical homeschool families
Classical Quest
A fun daily supplement to the classical curriculum you already use — turning Latin, memory work, math, history, and more into games and quests your students actually want to do.
Start tonight by finding your family's first quest.
New here? See how it works first — or find your first quest above. The picker opens without an account, and Pricing stays one click away.
- Built by a homeschool family
- 8 classical subjects, plus typing
- Independently written
- Weekly planning included
- No ads · student privacy first
What Classical Quest does for daily practice
Memory work that gets revisited
Intentional spaced review keeps track of what your student has practiced and what is due for review. Different forms of practice keep review time fresh and build mastery instead of just repetition.
Parent dashboard included
See mastery by subject, daily streaks, and accuracy patterns. Confirm timed review your student finished, plus what's been mastered and what needs more practice. One family account can include up to 5 students.
CLASSICAL EDUCATION REVIEW TIME IN ONE CENTRALIZED PLACE
8 classical subjects in one app
Classical Quest brings Latin, English, Timeline, Geography, Science, Math, Fine Arts, and Bible review time into one daily rhythm, with typing ready when your student needs keyboard fluency too.
Latin
470+ words
English
200+ items
Timeline & History
160 events
Geography
300+ facts
Science
300+ facts
Math
300+ facts
Fine Arts
280+ facts
Bible
120+ items
Plus a Flashcard Study Hub & typing practice
What the full experience looks like
A daily practice rhythm — see how it works first
Start with Marcus Guided Plan, then see how public samples, the Kingdom, games, and the parent dashboard turn scattered review time into a visible daily rhythm.
Step 1
Daily Quest
Start with Marcus Guided Plan: choose a time boundary and subjects, then let Marcus keep review focused — adapting to how your student answers — before you save tomorrow's kingdom path.
Step 2
Kingdom
Each subject practiced lifts a hill on the illustrated Roman kingdom map. The kingdom grows as your student's memory work expands!
Step 3
Games & Odyssey
60+ games across every subject, plus the 13-episode Odyssey adventure. Built to make practice feel like a reward.
Step 4
Parent Dashboard
Streaks, mastery by subject, weekly recap, and a one-click 'Great job!' message to your scholar.
Find your first quest
Three quick questions. One concrete first step. No account required.
Why parents switch to Classical Quest
Without Classical Quest
- Make flashcards by hand (30+ min/week)
- Quiz each student individually (20+ min/day)
- Track progress on paper or spreadsheets
- Search for practice games online and hope they're any good
- Daily battles over review time
With Classical Quest
- One-click flashcards and worksheets
- Parent-set guided sessions by time and subject
- Automatic progress tracking + parent dashboard
- Dozens of curriculum-aligned games built in
- Quest system + streaks give practice a reason to continue
Why we built Classical Quest
Built by a homeschool family
We built Classical Quest because we needed it. Our students weren’t getting enough review time in, doing flashcards by hand took too long, separate quizzes for each student ate up our days, and we had no good way to see what they had practiced, missed, or mastered!
We wanted them to have an enjoyable way to review classical material on their own — independently — while still giving us, as parents, a way to watch their review time and see their progress!
We’re classical education families ourselves. The practice is organized against named classical sources and checked as we build — just careful, joyful review for the families doing this work.
Hear from a family
Students actually want to do it
A homeschool mom on getting every subject into one daily rhythm — and why review time stopped being a battle.
Find your first quest, and see how it works!
Answer three quick questions, try one public sample, then save the path when you are ready to keep student progress, parent visibility, games, and the full Kingdom connected.
The Subjects page opens without an account. Membership carries across computers, tablets, phones, and the App Store app.