For classical homeschooling parents

8 classical subjects. Thousands of items.
Curriculum-aligned. Parent-friendly.

Classical Quest drills what you're already teaching — from First Form Latin to timeline dates to math facts — in a browser the whole family can use. No ads in student mode, no social feed, no gimmicks.

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What your student sees

Four screens from the actual app — a painted kingdom map, the moment a new building rises, the classical cosmetic shop, and the decorated map after a cosmetic is equipped.

Classical Quest kingdom screen — seven painted hills with the Latin Academy, Observatory, and Arena visible. Top banner reads 'Tommy's Rome' with a 2/7 buildings open progress bar. — The home screen
Seven painted hills, each one a different subject. The Latin Academy is free on arrival. The others open as your student practices.

Full-screen 'A New Hill Rises' moment showing the painted Latin Academy with a Marcus voice-line caption 'Magnificent! The Latin Academy rises in your kingdom.' and an Enter the Latin Academy button. — The unlock moment
When a hill crosses its practice threshold, the ceremony fires — painted art, warm confetti, Marcus narrates in a classical British voice, and 10 bonus denarii land.

The Market modal inside the kingdom — twelve painted cosmetic items across three price tiers, with a Mercatus heading and 180 denarii balance. — The Market (Mercatus)
Twelve painted cosmetics across three price tiers. 5 denarii per correct, 10 per unlock. Hidden completely in Scholar Mode for families who prefer it.

Kingdom map with the Pet Owl cosmetic equipped on the Observatory hill — a glowing round overlay in the corner of the Observatory tile with a golden halo. — Equipped cosmetics
Purchased pieces decorate a hill of the student's choice. When the match fits — Pet Owl on the Observatory, Eagle Standard on the Arena — the cosmetic gets a golden halo.

What’s actually inside

Real numbers, counted from the live content library on 2026-05-04. Not estimates.

Subject	Items	Coverage
Latin vocabulary	~560	First Form · sentences · famous phrases
Timeline events	161	Ancient through modern, world history
Math facts	234	Skip counting · squares · cubes · conversions · geometry · algebra
Science	276	Life · physical · earth · body systems
Geography	313	Countries · capitals · features · US states
Fine arts	156	Art history · music theory · artist stories
English grammar	161	Parts of speech · rules · sentence patterns
Total practice items	~1,861

Aligned to curricula you already use

We built the content library to match what classical homeschool families are already studying — not to replace your primary curriculum.

Classical Conversations Foundations

Cycles 1, 2, and 3. All 8 Foundations subjects (Latin, timeline, math, science, geography, fine arts, English grammar, Bible).

Memoria Press Latin

First Form Latin and Second Form Latin vocabulary + grammar coverage for independent practice.

Henle Latin I

Vocabulary practice that pairs with Henle's grammar-translation approach for upper-grammar students.

The Well-Trained Mind

Grammar and logic stage memory work — parallel to the classical trivium cadence Susan Wise Bauer recommends.

Two ways for your student to practice

The Kingdom screen is the student’s home — seven hills they rebuild with correct answers. Some families prefer the full illustrated experience; others prefer a stripped-back classical aesthetic. Both are one toggle away.

Default

Immersion mode

Painted kingdom map, correct-answer particle bursts, short unlock ceremonies when a new building rises. Ages 6-14 tend to prefer this.

Optional · in Settings

Scholar Mode

Classical-aesthetic stripdown: no particles, no animations, no Market. Keeps the map, the voice narration, and all the progress. Well-suited for parent-led sessions or families who prefer minimal visual reward.

Toggle it on or off in Settings → Display after creating an account. Default is immersion mode.

Privacy you can read in one paragraph

No ads in student mode, no social feed, no ads based on student practice data.
COPPA-aligned: no personal data collection for children under 13 beyond a first name and practice progress.
FERPA-aligned:parent accounts own the student’s progress data; you can export or delete it at any time from Settings.
Account data is stored in Supabase (US region). Audio narration uses ElevenLabs; images are static assets served from our CDN. Neither runs any student-data tracking.

Try it with your family for 14 days

One account, all your children. Cancel anytime from Settings. No lock-in, no cancellation hoops.

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8 classical subjects. Thousands of items.Curriculum-aligned. Parent-friendly.

What your student sees

What’s actually inside

Aligned to curricula you already use

Classical Conversations Foundations

Memoria Press Latin

Henle Latin I

The Well-Trained Mind

Two ways for your student to practice

Immersion mode

Scholar Mode

Privacy you can read in one paragraph

Try it with your family for 14 days

Get the free Classical Memory Work Checklist

8 classical subjects. Thousands of items.Curriculum-aligned. Parent-friendly.

What your student sees

What’s actually inside

Aligned to curricula you already use

Classical Conversations Foundations

Memoria Press Latin

Henle Latin I

The Well-Trained Mind

Two ways for your student to practice

Immersion mode

Scholar Mode

Privacy you can read in one paragraph

Try it with your family for 14 days

Get the free Classical Memory Work Checklist

8 classical subjects. Thousands of items.
Curriculum-aligned. Parent-friendly.

8 classical subjects. Thousands of items.
Curriculum-aligned. Parent-friendly.