The gamified learning platform turning studying into play.
PixoQuest is a gamified learning platform that turns studying into play. Instead of long lectures and passive note-taking, every lesson is a short interactive challenge — popping the correct answer, matching pairs, sorting items, or racing the clock. Learners earn XP, keep daily streaks, and climb weekly leagues from Bronze to Diamond, so consistency feels like a game rather than a chore.
We built PixoQuest for students who struggle to stay motivated — school revision, competitive exams, and anyone picking up a new subject. Courses already include general knowledge, English vocabulary, science, math, and computer science, and new ones can be added the same way.
Beyond courses, PixoQuest has a community where learners share articles, ask questions, and discuss the topics they are studying. Every course, quiz, and article is free to start. PixoQuest is publicly available on the web from any browser and as a public Android app. An iOS version is coming soon; progress you make on the web or Android carries over when it ships.
PixoQuest is an independent, learner-first project run by the PixoQuest team. Educational content is published by PixoQuest as publisher and may be drafted with AI assistance before human review by the team; article bylines show the contributing handle rather than a named subject-matter reviewer, so claims are stated conservatively and readers should check the cited primary sources. When a reader reports an error, we correct the published article and update its content-modified date, and we flag material corrections rather than silently changing facts.
PixoQuest is built with React Native and Expo. The web version you are reading now and the Android app run from this codebase; the iOS app is still in development and not yet publicly downloadable. Courses, chapters, and quiz questions live in Supabase, a PostgreSQL database that also stores accounts, XP, and streaks, and real-time channels keep your progress in sync on every device you sign in to.
Signing in uses a Google account, though guests can explore PixoQuest without one. Because learners of different ages use the app, safety is a setting rather than an assumption: onboarding asks for a date of birth on a neutral age screen, community features are off by default for accounts belonging to learners under 13 unless an adult enables them from a PIN-protected Parental Controls screen, and children can never post publicly or comment on posts from people they have not added as friends.
Yes. All courses, quizzes, and community features are free to start. Sign in with Google and begin learning — no payment required.
Any modern browser on desktop or mobile, plus the public Android app. iOS is coming soon. Your XP, streaks, and progress sync across web and Android, and will carry over to iOS when it launches.
PixoQuest publishes educational content under the PixoQuest publisher name, with AI assistance for drafting and review by the team. We state claims conservatively, cite primary sources in articles, and correct reported errors with a visible content-modified update. Quiz answers stay hidden until you answer.
Email aman@pixo.quest. We respond to every message, usually within a couple of days, including abuse reports and content concerns.
Yes. Android is publicly available, and the web app is installable: open pixo.quest in a modern browser and add it to your home screen for a standalone, portrait app window with its own icon. An iOS version is coming soon.
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Your data is stored on Supabase servers with encryption at rest and in transit. You can request access, correction, deletion, restriction, or portability of your personal data by emailing aman@pixo.quest.