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COSMICQUEST

SMALL STEPS. EXTRAORDINARY PLACES.

A little math.
A whole universe.

Turn “let’s practice” into “one more adventure.” A playful learning world where children help storybook friends, discover numbers, and grow at their own pace.

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A friendly storybook space explorer among glowing flowers on the moon
FIRST STOPA small sum.
A big helping hand.
LITTLE NUMBERS, BIG DISCOVERIES2 + 1 = 3Every little victory counts.
A lovely place to start, ages 5–7

Created by psychiatrist Omer Liran, MD for his son Aiden

Made for curiosity. Room to grow.

PRACTICE WITH A PURPOSE

A story to follow.
A reason to try.

Math becomes part of the adventure, with a little encouragement at every step.

01

Step into a story

Choose a path with Pip and meet new friends. Each short chapter gives your child something meaningful to help with.

02

Make the numbers matter

Count, add, and solve a small puzzle to move the story forward. Gentle hints and read-aloud support are there when needed.

03

Bring home a little win

Collect stars and destination stickers. Every completed puzzle counts, including answers found with a helping hand.

A GALAXY THAT CAN GROW WITH THEM

Start where they are.
See where they go.

Today’s adventures cover Kindergarten and Grade 1 number skills. The plan is to keep adding grades as curious minds are ready for more.

AVAILABLE NOWAround ages 4–5 · Together

Kindergarten explorers

Count to 20, compare groups, add and take away within 10, and meet teen numbers with a grown-up beside them.

Count, notice, explore
AVAILABLE NOWAround ages 5–7 · A great starting fit

Grade 1 explorers

Add and subtract within 20, find missing numbers, count on to 120, and build numbers from tens and ones.

Practice that adjusts as they progress
PLANNED NEXTFor growing skills · Ages 7+

Bigger horizons

Grades 2 to 5 are planned next: bigger numbers, multiplication, division, fractions and decimals. These adventures aren’t available yet.

More of the galaxy to discover

Ages are a starting guide, not a placement test. Choose by your child’s readiness. Older children are welcome to practice the foundations, too. Parents can choose a starting grade at any time.

A colorful garden of glowing stars in Cosmic Quest’s illustrated learning world

THEIR ADVENTURE. YOUR PEACE OF MIND.

One family.
Room for every explorer.

  • A place of their ownSeparate explorer profiles keep siblings’ progress and stars apart.
  • You open the doorA grown-up creates the account and gives permission before play. Children don’t need an email address.
  • An easier way backLog in with an email code. Add an optional passkey for your device’s face, fingerprint, or screen lock.
More for grown-ups

MEET THE CREATOR

A gentler place to practice.

Cosmic Quest was created by Omer Liran, MD, MSHS, a psychiatrist. The idea is simple: give children a welcoming place to stay curious, try again, and enjoy making progress.

That means short adventures, help without penalties, and space to learn at their own pace. This is an educational app, not medical care or a clinical assessment.

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THE NEXT LITTLE VICTORY STARTS HERE

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little space explorer?

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Always free. No ads. Just a universe of possibility.