A town of quests for kids aged 5–8
Routines kids play on their own
Brushing teeth, making the bed, sitting down for homework — these are quests. Kids earn stars for them and spend the stars on a cape, a crown or a cartoon night. Less nagging: the game keeps them going, not you.
How it works
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A grown-up sets quests
Teeth, homework, toys — from a ready-made set or your own. On chosen weekdays, for one kid or all of them together.
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The kid checks it off
Tap “Done” — a grown-up confirms in the app or right in Telegram. Stars arrive instantly.
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Stars for what they want
Gear for their character, perks like “an hour of console time”, and gifts you pick.
The people of Questburg
124 items in the store: hairstyles, capes, wings, swords, tails and ten places to stand. Characters are built from what kids earn — saving up beats spending right away.
A streak too good to break
Two weeks, day by day: done, missed, day off. One miss doesn’t reset the streak — a bad day doesn’t make a kid give up.
And if they did it but forgot to check it off, next morning the app asks: “What did you get done yesterday?”
9 days in a row · 9 of 10 done
A miss doesn’t reset the streak.
For grown-ups — no extra work
Confirm from Telegram
The bot tells you what the kids checked off — you confirm without opening the app.
See what sticks and what slips
Reports for a week, a month or three: per kid and per quest.
You keep the deal
The app doesn’t lock anything — it shows what you agreed on. It won’t turn into a warden, so there’s nothing to sneak around.
Invite only, for now
That way we can fix what breaks and talk to every family. Got a code? Come in — your family and ready-made quests will be set up in a couple of minutes.