QuestUp Learning
Teacher Approved on Google Play

Math practice students chase, not math practice they avoid.

QuestUp Learning puts three action-based math games in your students' browser. They run on the Chromebooks you already have — nothing to install, no student accounts, no app store. Built for your whole School or Learning Center.

Free for School or Learning Center Pilots · Built by FILJ Family Dev Studios LLC

Number Blast app icon — a student working out math problems with a calculator QuestUp app icon — a student in a hijab surrounded by math symbols QuestUp Golf Tour app icon — the QuestUp wordmark over a putting green
3Games Included
60+Countries Playing
0Student Accounts
BrowserNothing to Install

The Games

Three ways into the same skill.

Fact fluency, applied problem solving, and geometry you can feel. Each one is a short, repeatable session a student can finish inside a class period — and want to start again.

Number Blast

Fact Fluency

Fast-paced math rounds. Beat the clock, build the streak. The daily puzzle gives every student a reason to come back tomorrow.

  • Two difficulty tiers: Starters and Advanced
  • Daily puzzle at Starters, Medium and Super
  • Also on the App Store and Google Play

QuestUp

The Flagship Adventure

Run, solve, and level up your math facts. Students progress by answering in real time, and they see themselves in the avatars they play as.

  • Three modes: Starters, Medium and Super
  • Difficulty climbs to build mastery over time
  • Teacher Approved on Google Play

QuestUp Golf Tour

Geometry & Estimation

Read the distance, judge the angle, swing. Built by the founder's son — a student building for other students.

  • Angle, distance and power estimation
  • Play solo or in a shared room
  • Newest addition to the library
QuestUp Arabic app icon — the QuestUp wordmark above an open book

QuestUp ArabicComing Soon

The same action-based approach, turned towards Qur’anic Arabic based on the system of The Islamic Learning Institute, Inc. (ILI). Coming soon G-d willing.

Why QuestUp

We are not just building games. We are building representation in EdTech.

Students are falling behind in math — not for lack of ability, but for lack of engagement. And many students of color never see themselves in the futures that math unlocks. QuestUp was built to change both.

A first, from a community that was overlooked

QuestUp is the first mobile math game developed from the Black American Muslim community. That is not a marketing line — it is why the avatars, the art and the voice of the game look and sound the way they do.

Family-built, not venture-built

QuestUp started as a family project and is now FILJ Family Dev Studios LLC. One of the three games in this library was built by the founder's son. Children who grow up making things do not stay consumers.

Action-based, not another worksheet

Students solve problems to progress in real time. The math is the controller. That turns practice into something a student chooses, and repetition into something they do not notice they are doing.

Short sessions that become daily habits

Every game is designed around a session short enough to finish and repeat. Speed, confidence and long-term mastery are built the same way — a little, every day.

“Is there any reward for good other than good?” Al-Qur’an 55:60

For Schools & Districts

Built to survive your IT review.

No installs, no rostering, no student data, no procurement maze. Here is everything your technology team will ask, answered before they ask it.

What students install
Nothing. The games run in Chrome on the Chromebooks, laptops and iPads you already have.
Student accounts
None. There is no student sign-up, no email, no roster import and no personal data collected from children.
How access works
Each school or learning center is issued its own private access credential, entered once per browser. Credentials are per-organization, so access can be granted or revoked for one without affecting any other.
Allowlist
Two hostnames: questuplearning.com and golf.questuplearning.com (including secure WebSockets on port 443). Nothing else is required.
What's included in a pilot
All three games fully unlocked, plus the complete video lesson library that is otherwise a paid feature.
Cost of a pilot
Free, for two to four weeks. We would rather you saw your students play it than read about it.

Request a Pilot

Start with one classroom.

Tell us a little about your school and we will send a credential, a one-page teacher guide and the two hostnames for your IT team. Usually the same day.

Prefer email or a phone call?
Already have a credential? Open the school portal →
No cost, no commitment.

We use your details only to set up and support your pilot. No student data is collected by this form or by the games.