QuestRead is a mobile reading game designed to increase motivation and achievement for elementary-aged children (K-5). They play the game by reading books -earning in-game rewards and real-world prizes.
Kids have been helping shape QuestRead from day one. Our users continually make contributions toward book content, graphics, and game mechanics.
We built QuestRead to delight, educate, and empower children everywhere. The design of our game and adaptive learning system is rooted in research-based literacy instruction.
With QuestRead, kids get their reading practice through the familiarity of an adventure game on their device.
Our research-based approach maximizes educational value and continually builds new skills to boost achievement.
Built to be fun and stress-free, playing QuestRead builds confidence, fostering a positive attitude towards learning and self-improvement.
Your child plays a game exploring new worlds, competing in book-races, and earning rewards along their journey.
To make progress, they read books out loud from our diverse content library that includes poems, mysteries, joke books and more.
Our system continually listens and learns about your child's reading abilities, and adapts book content based on their skills and interests.
Get regular reading progress reports written by our in-house reading specialists. We offer suggestions to help guide your child's growth.
QuestRead is designed so that kids can use it on their own. Parents receive progress reports with tips on how to support their child.
“QuestRead has been an exciting new resource to help my kids to read more, and of their own accord! This app taps into their competitive nature and now they want to read to win. If you have reluctant readers, I highly recommend this app!“
“My daughter loves being able to choose the books that she was interested in, and seeing how many points she has in the race. This motivated her to read more often!“
“My son was a reluctant reader but when he used the QuestRead app, he was highly motivated to keep reading so that he could compete against the other users. ‘Mom, can I keep reading?’ was music to my ears!“