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QuriOS

The intelligent OS for kids’ learning.

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See it in action

One minute. The whole idea.

Your child plays the games she already loves. At every level-up, Hoot slips in a quick brain break tied to exactly what you asked for — then she’s straight back in.

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Why it works

Built on how children actually learn.

Three things cognitive science makes clear about young brains — and that QuriOS bakes in automatically, so you don’t have to fight for them at the kitchen table.

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The brain learns in bursts, not blocks.

Short bursts of learning every few minutes outperform hour-long study sessions.

For decades cognitive scientists have known about the spacing effect — knowledge encountered in short, frequent bursts is retained dramatically better than the same content delivered in one sitting. Schools can't replicate this. Class periods are 45 minutes. Homework piles into single blocks. QuriOS weaves learning into the natural breaks between game rounds your child is already playing — so retention happens by default, without anyone forcing it.

Research

Spacing effect · Ebbinghaus 1885, Cepeda et al. 2008, Bjork lab decades of replication

02

Curiosity locks memory in place.

When kids learn about something they already love, retention roughly triples.

The neuroscience is clear: when a child encounters new information about a topic they are already curious about, the brain releases dopamine that physically strengthens the memory trace. This is why your son remembers every dinosaur name but forgets his spelling words. QuriOS hooks every new concept onto whatever your child is already obsessed with — dinosaurs, Minecraft, the upcoming move to Madrid. The motivation problem disappears because it was never the real problem.

Research

Curiosity & memory · Gruber, Gelman, & Ranganath 2014 (UC Davis / Neuron)

03

One curriculum beats fifty.

A learning week tailored to your specific child today beats any standardized curriculum.

In 1984 Benjamin Bloom showed that one-on-one tutoring lifts children two standard deviations above the classroom average — but personalization at that level was historically impossible to scale. You are the only person who knows what your child actually needs this Tuesday. QuriOS turns one sentence from you into a custom week of brain breaks, so the right concept reaches your child at the right moment, in the form they are most likely to absorb.

Research

Bloom's 2-sigma problem · Benjamin Bloom 1984 (Educational Researcher)

What parents say

Early families turning game time into learning time.

“My son would have played games all day and groaned at anything that looked like school. QuriOS slips the school part into the games, so he learns during the same hour he used to just play. I stopped being the one who takes the fun away.”
Tracy G. · Boston, son in grade 4
“My daughter is obsessed with games, and I finally stopped fighting it. With QuriOS that obsession does the work now. Same screen, same excitement, except she is practicing math without calling it math.”
Ahmed · Waltham, MA, daughter in grade 3

Questions parents actually ask

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