QIZMO·小学华文游戏·BUILT ON THE NEW MOE SYLLABUS

“Please let me practise Chinese!”

— said no kid, ever. Until now.

Qizmo is a mobile game built on the Chinese your child learns in school. Every right answer fires an attack — so they practise because they want to win, not because you told them to.

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Qizmo gameplay: every right answer fires an attack — combo x4 against a swarm of monsters
Qizmo’s penguin hero
WHAT THEY’LL BE BEGGING FOR

“Five more minutes of Chinese, please!”

Qizmo plays like the games your kids already love. The twist: every attack is a Chinese word from their school syllabus — so the only way to win is to know their words.

BOSS FIGHTSEvery right answer is a hit.
COMBO CHAINSKeep answering right. Watch the combo climb.
PETSWin a sidekick. The first one is just the start.
POWER-UPSEarn Q Power. Upgrade the hero.
VICTORYMission accomplished. “Again!”

This is a 12-second peek. The real game is a lot bigger — and the first levels are free.

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Boss fight: the hero answers a Chinese question to attack Combo x4 against a swarm of monsters Winning a first pet Earning Q Power Victory screen: mission accomplished
ONE MORE ROUND!
AGAIN!

“May I play one more round of Chinese?”

Built so kids keep asking for more:

Picking a new skill in the middle of a Qizmo run

A real game — not a worksheet with stickers.

New skills every run, combos, upgrades and bosses — built like the games kids already love. Chinese is the ammo.

Spot the look-alike
A Qizmo question with four look-alike characters: 邦, 绑, 帮 and 梆
Only one fits: 帮 (bāng, “help”). The other three are traps.

What they play is what school tests.

Built on MOE’s new syllabus and the words PSLE tests — with the same sound-alike and look-alike traps that show up in tingxie and exams.

Parent report SAMPLE
THIS WEEK
24 words learned
3 words to revise
Send a reward ›

Know where they stand — long before the exam.

A 3-minute weekly report: words learned, words to revise. No guessing.

FOLLOWS MOE’S NEW SYLLABUS

New syllabus. New textbook. We’re on the same page.

MOE’s new primary Chinese syllabus comes with a brand-new textbook — one most parents have never seen. Our textbook packs follow it lesson by lesson, starting with P3 Semester 1 — so what your child plays matches what they learn in class.

TEXTBOOK PACKS MADE FOR
欢乐伙伴 2.0
MOE 2024 primary Chinese syllabus · Standard Chinese
Words taken from the lessons, in class order The characters they must learn to read and write The look-alike and sound-alike characters kids mix up
ALREADY ON THE NEW SYLLABUS
P1
P2
P3
JOINING NEXT
P4
2027
P5
2028
P6
2029

Kids in P1–P3 are already learning from the new textbook. The main game is open to every level, and our first textbook pack covers P3 Semester 1 — with more on the way.

THE ROAD TO PSLE

PSLE isn’t won in P6. It’s won one word at a time — starting today.

Every Qizmo battle trains the skills PSLE Chinese tests — reading pinyin, choosing the right character, using words in context. Start now, and P6 can be revision, not a race.

EXAM-STYLE QUESTION

选出正确的字，填入括号中。

我长大后，想（　　）为一名科学家。

(1) 城(2) 诚(3) 成(4) 程
Pencil. Eraser. Sigh.
SAME SKILL
The same question inside a Qizmo boss battle
Boss fight. Lightning. “One more round!”

Same question. One feels like homework. One feels like a boss fight.

P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
PSLE

Start at any level. Every word mastered now is one less to cram in P6.

BUILT-IN REVISION

Learned for Friday’s tingxie. Forgotten by Monday?

Not with Qizmo. Every word your child misses comes back — later in the same battle, then again on the days that follow — until they get it right.

1

Missed it? It returns a few questions later.

2

Missed it twice? Qizmo makes the question easier and shows the answer — so they never get stuck.

3

On the days that follow, the words they’re about to forget come back into their battles.

Built for PSLE — not just this Friday.

聪
cōng
MISSED
聪
cōng
BACK AGAIN
聪
cōng
GOT IT
In battleLater that battle + next daysGot it
FROM NAGGING TO CHEERING

“Mummy sent me a Supply Drop!”

Once a day, send your child a reward and a note at no extra cost — from wherever you are. It parachutes right into their game. No streaks to keep, no guilt if you miss a day.

YOUR PHONE
Parent HQ SAMPLE
24words learned this week
3 words to revise
TODAY’S SUPPLY DROP
So proud of you! — Mum
Send
YOUR CHILD’S GAME
Qizmo victory screen with the penguin hero and his pet
“So proud of you!” — Mum

A reward and a note, whenever you like

Included in your plan — up to once a day, from any phone. The best part of their day can come from you.

A 3-minute weekly report

Words learned, words to revise — in plain English, so you can follow along even if your Chinese is rusty.

No guilt, by design

Busy day? Your child is never punished for a gift you didn’t send. It’s always a bonus.

Stop being the one who nags. Be the one they can’t wait to show.

FAIR PRICE. FREE TO TRY.

Less than one tuition lesson a month.

And you don’t pay anything to find out if it works. Start with free levels — no account, no card — then try the monthly plan free for 7 days. Cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends and you pay nothing.

One plan, up to 3 kids
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DAYS FREE
CANCEL ANYTIME
WHAT CHINESE PRACTICE COSTS, PER MONTH
Group tuition, one subject, per childS$150+
Qizmo monthly plan, up to 3 kidsS$12.98
S$0
for your first 7 days. Plus free levels before that — no account, no card.
No ads No chat with strangers Cancel anytime Data stored in Singapore

Tuition: typical 2026 Singapore group tuition for one primary-school subject starts from around S$150 a month. Qizmo: monthly plan after the free trial; it covers the main game. Textbook semester packs, which follow the school lessons one by one, are a separate one-off purchase and include 6 months of the monthly plan.

Questions parents ask

How is Qizmo different from other Chinese apps?

Many learning apps add game-style rewards to practice. Qizmo is a game first: kids practise because they want to beat the next boss — not because they’re told to.

Which levels does Qizmo cover?

Qizmo is built on MOE’s new primary Chinese syllabus (2024) and the 欢乐伙伴 2.0 textbook. The main game can be played at any level. Our textbook packs follow the school lessons one by one — the first covers P3 Semester 1, with more semesters to follow. Standard Chinese first.

Is it safe for my child?

No ads and no chat with strangers. Children can play the free levels without an account, and we never ask a child for their real name, email, phone number or photo. After you subscribe, we keep only what the game needs about your child — a nickname you choose, their level, their progress and your notes to them. Family data is stored in Singapore. Read our full privacy policy.

How much does it cost?

Start free: the first levels need no account or card. Then try the monthly plan free for 7 days — cancel at least 24 hours before it ends and you pay nothing. After that it’s S$12.98 a month for up to 3 kids. Textbook semester packs are a one-off purchase and include 6 months of the monthly plan; prices are shown in the App Store and Google Play.

When can we play?

Early access is open now. Leave your email below and we’ll send your download link. Coming soon to iPhone & Android.

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