QLP
by QENTRA Built and in useQentra for Learning and Playing
A tablet that teaches in four languages.
Twenty-four worlds, two age bands with genuinely different material, and no connection required to open any of it. Built for two children — a four-year-old and a nine-year-old — and now for yours.
- Runs on
- Android · iPad · Mac · browser
- Speaks
- Français · Nederlands · English · الدارجة
- Since
- August 2026
worlds, each its own small game
languages, Arabic set right-to-left
national curricula, split into real grade bands
connection needed to open any of it
The interface
What it looks like to work in.
A drawing of the real layout, not a screenshot — the product sits behind a sign-in, and we will not fake one. Ask for a demonstration to see the live one on your own data.
What it does
- Two age bands that decide which worlds a child is ever offered — the younger one never meets long division
- Twenty-four worlds: letters, counting, tracing, reading, arithmetic, translation, Arabic literacy, discovery
- It remembers what a child got wrong and brings it back in the same sitting, then retires it
- Stars turn into a garden that belongs to that child — nothing timed, nothing competitive
- The school world follows the Moroccan primary curriculum and the Dutch kerndoelen
- Everything on the device; a weekly report goes to a parent only if a parent asks for one
Chapter 01
Two children, not one app with bigger buttons.
A four-year-old and a nine-year-old are not the same user. QLP splits at the catalogue: the band a child is in decides which worlds they are ever offered.
Early years
The little one
Recognition and first marks. Everything is tappable, nothing is timed, and the drawing worlds take the whole screen.
- Letters
- Counting
- Words
- Sums
- Tracing
- Colouring
- Colours
- Shapes
School age
The older one
Reading, writing and arithmetic that keeps going — plus translation between the four languages, and Arabic read properly rather than transliterated.
- Long arithmetic
- Reading
- Spelling
- Translation
- Arabic reading
- Conversation
Chapter 02
Twenty-four worlds.
Each one is its own small game with its own rounds and its own difficulty. Nine are offered to both ages, because the vocabulary of the body or the natural world does not change with age — only the questions asked about it do.
Both ages
The module adapts inside rather than being duplicated
- Manners
- Arabic alphabet
- School
- Qur’an
- Puzzles
Discovery — the five worlds
Rounds that need reading only appear from the third difficulty
- My body
- Small creatures
- Nature
- Flags
- Paint studio
Chapter 03
It remembers what they got wrong.
Questions used to be picked at random, so a child who could not recognise one letter met it again with exactly the same probability as any other — for ever. Now getting something wrong changes everything that comes next.
- wrongcomes back in 3 rounds
- right oncecomes back in 10
- right twicecomes back in 30
- right three timesretired — the app stops asking
The schedule is deliberately short. This is a four-year-old with a twenty-minute limit, not a medical student with a year of flashcards. It is kept per child and per world, and it is what the parent’s report reads to say what to practise.
Chapter 04
Built to two curricula.
The school world is not generic exercises. It follows the Moroccan primary curriculum and the Dutch kerndoelen, each split into its real grade bands, so a child is asked what their own school would ask them this year — in the language their family speaks at home.
Chapter 05
Offline, and quiet about it.
A journey, a waiting room or a house with no wi-fi changes nothing: every world, every word list and every voice line is on the device. Nothing about a child’s play leaves the tablet unless a parent enters an address to receive the weekly report.
Who it is for
Families with children between four and eleven who move between languages — Moroccan and Dutch schools especially — and want one tablet that follows the child rather than the other way round.
Built and in daily use since August 2026. Installs from the browser on iPad, as an app on Android, and as an application on a Mac.
Get it
Put it to work.
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Android
Phone or tablet
A package to install directly. Android asks once to allow this source.
Download for Android -
Mac
Application bundle
A signed application. Unzip and move it to Applications.
Download for Mac -
Browser
Open it now
On iPad, open it in Safari and choose Add to Home Screen.
Open QLP in the browser