For grown-ups
What your child practices
FrameQuest (ages 9–14) turns the precision and sequencing at the heart of stop-motion into creative storytelling. It was designed with autistic learners in mind — predictable structure, no timers, and explicit emotion-recognition and social-story practice.
- Frame Sequencer — the core of animation. Put the frames of a motion (a bounce, a bloom, a walk) or a small social story in the right order; a correct order builds a filmstrip and the scene "moves". A wrong tap gently nudges — nothing is timed.
- Concepts checks — 16 short rounds across animation basics, storytelling structure, emotion recognition, perspective-taking, sound design, and media literacy. A hint appears only after a first miss, and every answer is explained.
Your privacy
FrameQuest runs entirely on your device. No accounts, no ads, nothing your child does leaves the device. A little progress (a level and a streak) is saved only on this device.