Frequently asked questions.

GPTQuest is an AI-literacy platform built around a shared fantasy World and a library of short narrative quests. Students create their own avatar, explore the World together with classmates, and play quests solo or in pairs. Every quest unfolds based on the choices and the words students use to describe their actions, so writing clearly is how they make progress.

Yes. Any teacher or school administrator with a school or district email can create a free School Starter account and run the Free Quests with up to 11 Student or Teacher seats plus the owner (12 accounts in total). There is no time limit. School Pro unlocks every quest for the whole school.

Create a free School Starter account and assign quests to your classroom from the Control Panel ("CPanel"). Students log in, explore the World with their avatar, and pick a quest. They type what their character does; their words drive the story, and the AI responds in real time.

The World is the shared fantasy map where your class gathers between quests. Each student designs an avatar, walks around the map, and can meet classmates in real time, chat using emojis, stickers, and preset phrases, and start quests from markers placed in the World. Completing quests levels students up and earns gold and quest items they can spend on new outfits and accessories for their avatar. Each class plays in a private Instance, closed to students outside the class.

Yes, safely, and only within their Teacher’s classroom. Every student under a Teacher is placed in that Teacher’s private Instance, where they can meet, chat, and join multiplayer quests like Royal Game of Goose or The Crimson Dragon with their classmates. Student chat uses a curated picker of emojis, stickers, and preset phrases; there is no free-text chat between students. Students cannot join other Teachers’ classrooms or interact with strangers.

GPTQuest runs in any modern browser on a desktop, laptop, Chromebook, or tablet. Student progress is saved to each account automatically, so work carries over between class sessions and devices.

Students earn XP by completing quests and making thoughtful choices, which keeps them motivated as their prompting and AI literacy skills grow. Higher levels unlock quests that gate on a minimum level, and the gold and quest items earned along the way can be spent on avatar cosmetics or open new paths inside quests, giving students a reason to revisit and refine their work.

Yes. GPTQuest uses safety guardrails and filters to keep content appropriate and respectful. The narrative design is built to prevent unsafe outputs and keeps play focused on creative storytelling, and students can report anything that feels off from right inside a quest.

Students sign in with a username and password handed out by their school; no student email is collected, and we never email students. Gameplay progress, XP, and the pictures, songs, and websites students create are stored to their account so students can return to their own work and their Teacher can follow it. Student data is never sold, never used for ads or profiling, and never used to train AI models. Account Owners can delete a Student account from the CPanel at any time, which also deletes the media that account created, and we delete or return a school’s data within 30 days of a closure or a written request. Full details are on our Privacy Policy and Data Privacy Agreement pages.

Yes. GPTQuest targets WCAG 2.2 AA conformance across the website, the CPanel, and the game World. For the World canvas, students can turn on Accessibility Mode in Settings → System; it adds a screen-reader-friendly panel that lists nearby quest markers, NPCs, and exits as focusable buttons. Full conformance details live on our Accessibility page, along with how to contact us about VPAT availability.

Account Owners (school Administrators) can reset their own password using the "Forgot password?" link on the login page; a code is sent to the email on file. Students and Teachers on managed accounts don’t reset their own passwords, and no email is collected from a student. Instead, the Account Owner resets them from the CPanel classroom roster: the system generates a new password and shows it to the Administrator, who passes it to the student. Only the Account Owner can do this.

Inside any quest, the header includes a flag icon ("Report Issue"); tap it to send us details about the issue right from where it happened. You can also reach us through the Contact Us page.

Yes. Sign into your Teacher account from any modern browser (desktop, tablet, or mobile) and your CPanel will be available. Student progress is stored on each student’s account, so they can pick up where they left off on any device they sign in to.

Click Create an Account Free on the home page (or visit /signup) to create a free School Starter account. You will need a school or district email address; free providers like Gmail, Yahoo, and Hotmail are not accepted. Once inside your CPanel, you can create classrooms, add students, and assign quests. Setup takes just a few minutes.

Yes. From your CPanel you can assign any quest included in your plan to a classroom in a few clicks, choosing a difficulty where the quest offers one. Choose quests based on the AI literacy or prompting skill you want to focus on.

Your CPanel Progress page shows, for each student and each quest, overall progress (difficulties completed), times played, and last played, plus skill cards scored mostly from in-the-moment observations while they play, such as prompting the AI with clear, specific detail, improving a prompt after AI coaching, verifying an answer before trusting it, and coordinating prompts with a partner. Two skills are worked out from what a student wrote rather than watched: the score the AI gave a written answer, and how many dishes on a saved webpage carry a real description. Those produce a level, never a quote. Each skill reads Strong, Developing, or Just Starting, and each quest names a strongest skill and a next goal. You can also open the picture, song, or website a student created. The classroom overview shows students active this week, average quests completed, students who need attention, top performers, and class XP by active day over the last 30 days.

The free School Starter account includes 11 Student or Teacher seats plus the owner (12 accounts in total). School Pro starts at 12 seats and has no upper limit, so the same plan covers a single classroom or an entire district. Request a quote and we will send your rate per seat for the term you need, whether that is a school year, a semester, or a summer program.

Yes. Each student gets their own account to save progress, earn XP, and track growth. You create them in seconds from your CPanel.

Yes. Both School Starter and School Pro let you add Teachers, and each Teacher uses one seat. An added Teacher runs one classroom at a time: from the CPanel they can assign quests, follow student progress, and print login cards for the students in their classroom. Only you, the Account Owner (Admin), can create classrooms, add or remove students, and reset passwords; added Teachers are co-managers, not extra admins.

Both plans include the CPanel dashboard with progress tracking metrics, classroom management, quest assignment, and the ability to add Teachers. School Starter is free, includes 11 Student or Teacher seats plus the owner (12 accounts in total), and gives access to all Free Quests. School Pro unlocks every quest for your students, adds purchase order and invoice billing, and scales from 12 seats to a whole district with no upper limit. Your rate per seat comes down as you add seats.

Yes. School Pro is quoted rather than sold from a price list, and it has no upper seat limit, so the same plan fits one classroom or a full district. Request a quote through the Contact Us page (choose School/District Price Quote) with your seat count and the term you need, and we will send your rate per seat, billed by invoice or purchase order. The rate comes down as the seat count rises.

Every quest builds AI literacy through hands-on practice: prompting, command logic, providing context, and experimenting with AI tools like chat, image generation, and music. Three difficulty levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced) match grades 3 to 4, 5 to 6, and 7 to 8.