See your kids' progress in the new family dashboard
· version v17
Parents now see stars, solved levels, weekly learning time and the next level for every kid, right in My family. Plus a guide for parents.
When your kids learn with HexoQuest at home, you can now see exactly how it is going. Open My family and every kid gets their own card.
What you see for each kid
- Stars and solved levels in total, and how many levels they solved this week
- Estimated learning time this week and on how many days they practised
- A chart of the last 8 weeks, so you can see the rhythm at a glance
- The last 8 solved levels with their stars
- Every course they have started, with a progress bar and a link to the next level
- A link to the detailed profile with achievements and badges
Learning time is an estimate based on when levels were opened and solved. 15–30 minutes a few times a week is great.
Settings in one place
Forgot the PIN? Make a new one right from the kid's card. You can also choose whether your family group appears on the public leaderboard, which only ever shows nicknames and stars.
A better guide for parents
The For parents page now explains which courses fit which age, how to get started at home in three steps, how much time is enough, how you can help, and how we keep kids safe. Keen young coders can start from age 9 with games like Hexo's Mission.
Try HexoQuest
The first 3 levels are free. Teachers and parents get a 30-day free trial.