Beyond the adventures — tools that make a pilot practical for teachers, parents, and school leaders.
For children
Pick a world, start a mission
Children browse colourful adventure worlds on a full screen. Tap any world to open its story, choose a short session length, and begin — clean and kid-friendly.
For children
A mentor explains the idea first
Before play, the mentor spends about half a minute introducing the concept, with captions in English or Arabic. Kids can skip ahead when they are ready.
For everyone
Clear progress, not vague stars
After each mission we show how the child is doing: still learning, getting there, or secure. That guides what they should try next.
For children & parents
A gentle check a week later
When a skill is secure, MentorStar schedules a short practice about seven days later so learning sticks — not just a one-day win.
For everyone
Built for English and Arabic families
Switch language, use right-to-left layout, optional Eastern numerals, quieter celebrations for Ramadan, and full control of sound.
For teachers
Classroom tools that stay calm
Import your class list, share a join code or QR, assign a ready-made short mission set, see who needs help, and export a weekly report in English and Arabic.
For parents
Proof at home, privacy first
Parents see a plain-language summary of the week, home practice ideas, and can confirm when they tried a skill in real life. Consent can be updated anytime.
For schools
Works when the Wi‑Fi does not
Children can play offline. Progress is saved on the device and catches up when the class is online again — ideal for real school networks.
For school leaders
Ready for a careful school pilot
Invite staff by role, turn cultural or offline options on per school, export pilot data for review, and run with UAE-minded data settings.
