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.
Product
Built for classrooms that need magic and proof
MentorStar runs on tablets and phones (Android and iPhone). Children play short adventures with a kind mentor. Teachers and parents get a simple picture of progress — not a wall of scores or public rankings.
What children experience
- Choose an adventure. The Play screen is a gallery of worlds. Tap a world to open its story, pick how long to play (about 4, 8, or 12 minutes), and start the mission.
- Meet the mentor first. A short intro (about half a minute) explains the idea in warm language, with captions in English or Arabic. Children can skip when they are ready.
- Hands-on play. Each world has its own mechanic — not just a new background. Hints build gently if they get stuck. They can pause or leave without feeling punished.
- Celebrate with clarity. At the end they see how they did, earn a simple Proof Card, and get a suggested next mission. Longer sessions can chain a few micro-quests in one sitting.
- Remember a week later. When a skill is secure, a short practice is suggested about seven days later so the learning lasts.
What adults get
- Easy class setup. Create a class, import a student list from a spreadsheet, and let children join with a short code or QR scan — real names from your roster only.
- Ready-made missions. Assign a recommended short set for early grades in one tap, or set a due date when you need structure.
- Live classroom view. See who is playing, who may be stuck, and who finished. A skill map highlights who needs support today, with a practical next step.
- Weekly reports. Share a school-safe weekly summary as a spreadsheet or PDF, with headings in English and Arabic for leadership and parent meetings.
- Family trust tools. Parents manage consent, see a weekly learning story, get home practice ideas, and can confirm when they tried the skill together at home.
What makes a pilot work
These capabilities are live in the apps today — written for people buying or running a classroom pilot, not for engineers.
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.
Meet the mentors
Each mentor is a bounded character with scripted lines only — no open chat with children. They guide one skill family across several worlds.
Fractions & equal shares
Chef Marco
Calm, encouraging
Leads: Pizza Planet Rescue · Fair Feast Festival · Moon Market
Marco is MentorStar’s superhero chef of fair shares. From tilting neon pizza towers to festival tables and glowing Moon Market stalls, he only powers up when every guest gets an equal portion. He coaches kids through halves, quarters, and mixed fair deals — warm kitchen energy, golden cape, and zero shame when a slice is off. Every hero at his table deserves the same share.
Wave hello
Patterns & sequences
Captain Noura
Adventurous, confident
Leads: Pattern Portal · Signal Station · Echo Canyon
Noura is the captain of repeating rules. She steadies the flickering Pattern Portal, resyncs Space Signal Station beacons, and matches Echo Canyon’s light-and-sound bounce so a bridge of stars can form. She coaches explorers to spot what comes next — bold, clear, and always “one more try,” never “you failed.”
Find the rule
Stories & cause and effect
Sage Lina
Warm, reflective
Leads: Story Quest Studio · Legend Library
Lina keeps the story shelves from scattering — in Story Quest Studio and the glowing Legend Library. She helps children rebuild hero journeys beginning → middle → end and notice simple cause and effect so wisdom returns to the shelves. Soft-spoken, curious, and great at asking “what happened next?” so kids own the idea, not just the win.
Tell the taleWorlds & missions
Eight themed worlds across fractions, patterns, and stories. Each one teaches through a different kind of play — not only a new picture.
Fractions
Pizza Planet Rescue
Chef Marco
Neon pizza towers are tilting! Children drag a fairness line so every slice is an equal share.
Patterns
Pattern Portal
Captain Noura
Shapes race through a portal. Spot the repeating rule and choose what comes next.
Stories
Story Quest Studio
Sage Lina
Story pages blew off the shelf. Put the cards in order, then say why something happened.
Equal shares
Fair Feast Festival
Chef Marco
Festival tables overflow. Serve equal portions so every guest plate matches.
Sequences
Signal Station
Captain Noura
Space beacons blink out of sync. Watch the light code, then pick the next flash.
Story order
Legend Library
Sage Lina
Scrolls scatter on glowing shelves. Rebuild the legend from beginning to end.
Portions
Moon Market
Chef Marco
Lunar stalls sell fruit by the slice. Find the stall where both sides are equal.
NewRhythm
Echo Canyon
Captain Noura
Canyon walls bounce light and sound. Hear the echo, then tap the pattern back in order.
Language & comfort options
Families and schools can switch between English and Arabic, use right-to-left layout, show Eastern numerals, soften celebrations for Ramadan or quieter classrooms, reduce motion, and mute sound entirely when needed.