dear mum and dad,

meet mathquest os

it's the app that turns competition math into a quest we actually want to finish.

Registration for Singapore P3–P6 opens soon. Founding places are limited.

Built on nearly two decades of Singapore's major primary olympiad papers. Every solution verified before your child sees it.

a real question, mid-quest
watch a real question get solved
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everything you'd want. nothing you'd doubt.

  1. Verified, then published.

    Every answer is independently checked before it ever reaches a child. Our checks hold answers to a standard that has caught errors even in published sources.

  2. Questions before answers.

    When your child is stuck, the app asks, prompts, and nudges. The full solution comes after an honest attempt, not instead of one.

  3. Progress in plain language.

    After each session you see what was mastered, what wobbled, and what comes next. No jargon, no vanity scores.

  4. Nothing to doomscroll.

    No ads. No feeds. No strangers. No selling of your family's data.

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welcome to your quest

it knows exactly where we are

  1. Starts with a placement quest, not a scary test
  2. Builds a personal map of everything you've mastered
  3. Picks the next problem for you, not for the class average
  4. Circles back to an idea right before you'd forget it
  5. Moves you up only when mastery is real

problems that teach us back

  1. Real competition-style problems, rebuilt for the screen
  2. A working pad for rough work, bar models, and diagrams
  3. Reads how you went wrong, not only that you did
  4. Hints arrive one nudge at a time
  5. Full worked solutions, after you've had your shot

a coach in our corner

  1. Explains an idea three different ways until one lands
  2. Talks like a coach, not a textbook
  3. Cares about the method, not only the final answer
  4. Sends mum and dad a plain-language report after each session
  5. Flags exactly what to practise before the next paper

and there's more in the bag

we know the no-list matters to you.

  • no unverified answers.
  • no recycled worksheets.
  • no answer-first shortcuts.
  • no leaderboard anxiety.
  • no ads.
  • no data selling.
  • no guessing about your child's progress.
the bar we build to

$200-an-hour teaching. a $20 promise.

The best learning has always been one-to-one. Y Combinator, the world's most influential startup accelerator, has openly challenged founders to build tutoring “at the quality of a devoted private tutor” and at consumer scale — a private-tutor experience for every child, not only the few.

In Singapore, serious competition math preparation routinely costs families hundreds of dollars a month. MathQuest OS is our answer to that challenge: one-to-one, mastery-based olympiad training, priced closer to twenty dollars a month than two hundred.

MathQuest OS is an independent company and is not affiliated with, funded by, or endorsed by Y Combinator. Founding-cohort pricing will be confirmed at registration.

Training for Singapore's major primary competitions: SMOPSAPMOPSNMOSRIPMWCRMO, with a library spanning close to two decades of past papers.

Competition names are the marks of their respective organisers. MathQuest OS is not affiliated with or endorsed by any competition organiser or school.

our collection. our proof.

Every idea mastered becomes a brick in your collection. The collection is the record no worksheet can give you.

what you earn stays secret until you earn it

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hold a founding place

Registration for Singapore P3–P6 students opens soon. We are starting with a small founding cohort so every child gets a properly calibrated start. Leave your details and we will write to you first, with founding pricing, before public registration opens.

P3 places join a foundations track that opens after P4–P6.

questions you might have

  • A training app for competition math. It learns what you know, chooses what you should try next, coaches you through it, and keeps an honest record of what you've mastered.

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