One guided course step
A short lesson gives the social idea a clear name, a visual clue, and one small phrase to try.
Plans
Simple family plans
A product-ready plan structure for families, with gentle motivation and privacy-first controls.
Parent decision guide
Choose the rhythm your family can actually keep.
Paid plans are designed for steady home practice: short lessons, story missions, parent carryover, and calm progress signals without pressure.
1. A real routine
Weekly plans turn social practice into a small repeatable habit.
2. Less planning
Parents get next-step suggestions, printable practice cards, and clear carryover ideas.
3. More variety
Premium adds safer AI mission variety and reviewed companion media as the library grows.
What families are paying for
A weekly support system, not just more screens
Parents should see exactly what changes when SocialQuest becomes a routine: less planning, more guided practice, and clearer next steps.
Paid plans fund saved progress, reviewed content, safe AI generation, and the parent tools that make short practice easier to keep.
A concrete 7-day loop
Paid value receipt
What a paid week should actually give a family
A subscription should not feel abstract. This is the concrete parent-facing receipt SocialQuest aims to deliver in an ordinary week.
A realistic 7-day rhythm
This value proof stays in parent areas. Children keep seeing missions, guides, and encouragement without price pressure.
The paid week should organize
One story mission
A child can practice the idea through a choice, consequence, and gentle feedback.
One real-life bridge
Parents get a tiny home or playground practice idea so the skill can leave the screen.
One parent progress note
The app turns practice into a calm summary, next focus, and support idea for the week ahead.
What changes when a family upgrades
Plan finder
Find the right start in under a minute
Answer three parent questions and SocialQuest will suggest a plan for the routine you want to build.
Founder family start
A clear 7-day way to decide if SocialQuest fits your family.
Before a paid routine becomes a habit, parents should know what they are trying. The first week is built around small, observable moments.
What parents can judge
Does the routine feel realistic? Do the scripts help? Does the progress view make the next tiny step easier to choose?
What children experience
Short stories, familiar companions, simple choices, read-aloud support, breaks, and praise for effort.
Day 1
Set the fit
Create a child profile with age, language level, favorite themes, goals, and supports.
Day 2
Try one lesson
Open a first course lesson and stop while the practice still feels manageable.
Day 3
Play one mission
Use one story mission to practice the same idea with choices and gentle feedback.
Day 4-5
Carry it into real life
Try one phrase, gesture, or support at home, school, playground, or a family routine.
Day 6-7
Review and choose
Look at progress, pick the next support, and decide whether the family plan is worth keeping.
By the end of week one
Parents should have a practical answer: did SocialQuest reduce planning, create a calm rhythm, and give the child a practice style they are willing to revisit?
No ads, no public leaderboard, no pressure to perform, and no medical claims. Paid plan prompts stay parent-facing.
Founder family offer
A careful early-access path for families who may want to keep going.
Founder families help shape the product while trying a realistic weekly routine. The offer is built around usefulness first: see whether the app earns a place in family life before any long-term commitment.
First cohort
20 families · guided start · parent feedback loop
What founder families get
Guided first month
A clear 4-week practice path with weekly parent prompts, gentle child missions, and a small next step after each week.
What founder families get
Founder feedback channel
Parents can tell us what felt useful, confusing, too much, or worth paying for before broader launch decisions are made.
What founder families get
Priority polish
Founder feedback helps choose which courses, parent cards, languages, voices, and support controls get refined first.
What founder families get
Parent-only billing path
If a paid founder plan opens, price, trial, renewal, and cancellation details are shown in Stripe Checkout before payment.
SocialQuest is educational social-practice software. It avoids ads, public leaderboards, unkind labels, forced masking, and child-facing sales prompts.
First-week buying guide
Pay only when the first week gives your family a real signal.
SocialQuest should earn a place in your routine. Use these parent-only signals after a few lessons, missions, and real-life tries.
This guide is for parents. Children keep seeing practice, encouragement, and choices without sales pressure.
A paid plan may make sense when...
The value is strongest when SocialQuest is reducing planning work and helping your family repeat useful practice calmly.
- Your child is willing to revisit a lesson, mission, companion, or theme.
- You used at least one parent script or support idea outside the app.
- The dashboard or weekly plan helped you choose one clear next step.
- You want saved progress, more courses, printable cards, and reviewed mission variety.
Wait a little longer when...
It is okay to keep the free path gentle. A subscription should feel helpful, not like another obligation.
- Your family has not found a realistic practice rhythm yet.
- Your child needs more time with one familiar lesson before adding variety.
- You still need to review privacy, billing, or support details before deciding.
A fair next step
Try one lesson, one mission, and one tiny real-life practice. Then decide from what actually happened in your week.
Parent decision check
Know what would make SocialQuest worth keeping
Use this first-week checklist to decide from real family evidence, not pressure. A paid plan should feel useful in ordinary routines.
0/4 signals noticed
Keep the trial gentle
If the signals are not true yet, repeat one favorite lesson or mission before deciding. Familiarity can matter more than speed.
This checklist is for parent planning only. It does not score the child or create pressure to perform.
12+ month practice path
A long-term social practice program families can grow with.
SocialQuest is built for short weekly routines that repeat, deepen, and move into real life over the year.
Program depth
5 courses · 12+ months each · 3-4 short practice days
1
Weeks 1-4
Start gently
Set the child profile, choose a first course, and practice one small mission at a time.
1 lesson, 1 mission, 1 parent try
2
Months 2-3
Build a routine
Repeat familiar skills with new themes, clearer emotion clues, and low-pressure real-life prompts.
3 calm practice days each week
3
Months 4-6
Add variety
Try new settings, new characters, and more flexible choices while keeping supports visible.
Course rotations and practice cards
4
Months 7-12+
Keep growing
Return to skills in birthdays, playgrounds, clubs, school moments, travel, and family routines.
Long-term review and new missions
For children
The app stays playful: Sparky, the AI Kids Crew, story choices, read-aloud support, rewards for effort, and familiar practice loops.
For parents
Parents get structure without constant planning: weekly plans, progress snapshots, printable cards, and next-step suggestions.
SocialQuest offers educational practice and family support with kind feedback, room for needs, no ads, and no public leaderboards.
Billing rhythm
Annual plans are built for families who want SocialQuest as a long-term practice routine.
Parent questions
A few honest answers before choosing a plan.
A family subscription should feel useful in ordinary weeks. These answers keep the promise practical, parent-facing, and low pressure.
Subscription care
Clear billing rules for calm family practice
Parents should know what happens before checkout, during a trial, and after cancellation before they choose a plan.
What parents can rely on
SocialQuest keeps billing decisions parent-led, uses Stripe for subscription handling, and keeps child practice focused on tiny useful steps.
If a founder trial is enabled, Stripe Checkout shows it before any paid period starts.
Checkout before billing
Paid plans start through Stripe Checkout, where price, renewal rhythm, and trial terms are shown before purchase.
Self-service billing
The Stripe Customer Portal is the place for invoices, payment methods, plan changes, and cancellation when enabled.
Cancel without child pressure
If a subscription is cancelled, paid access normally continues until the current paid period ends.
No child-facing paywall
Children keep seeing practice and encouragement. Plan choices stay in parent areas.
Human support path
hello@socialquest.ai
Parents can contact support for billing, access, cancellation, refund, privacy, or data questions.