MOSSWICK ACADEMY
The magical adventure that runs on your child’s homework.
A pixel-art school mystery for ages 8–14. Every spell they learn is a quiz on their own flashcards, so the studying happens on the way to the next secret.
Status: a free beta that plays in your web browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Not on the App Store yet. A $39/year Family Pass is planned.
How it works
No accounts to set up for the beta. Progress saves in the browser, one profile per child.
Paste their study material
Spelling lists, vocab, science terms. Paste lines like “photosynthesis – how plants make food”, a CSV, a Quizlet export or Q/A notes. Mosswick builds the quizzes.
They play
Professor Wren teaches each spell with their cards. Missed cards come back first, mastered ones step aside, and right answers earn gleams to spend in the game.
You see what they studied
A study report shows accuracy, study days and the cards that still need practice. Story mode turns quizzes off when it’s just for fun.
A world worth coming back to
Five chapters, one thirty-year-old mystery, and a reason to come back every day.
- 12 creatures to befriend (some only appear at midnight)
- Fishing, hidden sigils and a curio cart that restocks daily
- A daily letter, a streak and a request that pays out
- Friends who remember them and send gifts
For parents
Built so screen time can count.
- Uses the exact cards their teacher gave them
- Study mode or story mode, per child
- No ads, no chat, no strangers
- The beta keeps everything on your device
- All five chapters and every future one
- Up to 4 kids, unlimited study decks
- Full study history and a weekly progress email
- Chapter 1 and the study tools stay free
Founding families on the waitlist get launch pricing first.
Parent guides
Plain, sourced answers to the questions parents ask about study games. They say when another app is the better pick.
Games that quiz kids on their own flashcards
Quizlet, Kahoot! and Mosswick side by side, and what makes a quiz game worth it.
Is there a game that quizzes kids on their own homework?
Which homework fits a quiz game, and how to get a worksheet into one.
How to make studying fun for your child
Quizzes instead of rereading, little and often, and why prizes can backfire.
Quizlet vs Kahoot! vs Mosswick Academy
An honest comparison, including where the other two are better.
Join the waitlist
Get the Family Pass first, and help shape what we build next.
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