You’ve tried the planner and the sticker chart. This time it’s everything in one place, one thing at a time, and a reward for starting.
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Sync the school and activity calendars once. Assignments and activities stay current on their own, so less lives in their head.
Snap a worksheet or syllabus. Que reads the due dates and adds them to the list.
Other apps leave both to your student. Let qivo do them.
They get one thing to do. You stop being the reminder. The goal is a student who starts on their own.
Nice start! Want Tucker and Bear to work with you?
Support that steps back. A buddy can work alongside for 10, 15 or 25 minutes, the idea behind body doubling. Help when they need it, less of it as they don’t.
Weekly emailThe week, in your inbox
Check-inThe week at a glance, without hovering
Weekly printoutFor the backpack, with room for notes
Tap any one to see it full size.
Students don’t stick with a reward someone else chose. Your student picks one of six worlds, and it only grows when homework gets done.
Homework built this.
Step inside a world →
I’ve spent 24 years in engineering, business development and strategic planning at major aerospace and defense companies, turning big, messy goals into a clear next step. My 13-year-old froze every night at homework. It was never a discipline problem. Her assignments were scattered in too many places, and she couldn’t work out where to begin. So I built qivo quest to put everything in one place, show her the one thing to do next and, bit by bit, build the habit of starting without me.
“I used to look at all my homework and not know where to start. Now I just do the first thing qivo gives me.”— our daughter, 13
That’s two full school weeks. If homework isn’t calmer by then, just walk away.
It’s built for elementary and middle school students, and high school and college students can use it too.
The worlds only grow when homework gets done. The game is the reward, not the distraction.
No. Que only reads the due dates off a worksheet, syllabus or screenshot and adds them to the list, and you check them first. The homework is all your student’s.
Most school systems offer a calendar link. If yours doesn’t, snap a photo of the assignment sheet or type it in.
Only what qivo needs to run. Student data is never sold, calendar links are read-only, and we never ask for a school password. Read our privacy policy.