for students, parents and teachers
Every way to study, in one place. It learns what works for you.
Short lessons on a path, flashcards, practice problems written for your grade, and a whiteboard that checks every step of your math. OpenQuokka sees what you keep missing, tells you why, and gives you more of what works.
Free while in beta. Works in your browser, on any device.
Good morning, Dylan
Morning, Dylan! What’s first?
Today’s trail0 of 3 done
Up next
- Turn bio notes into one pageBio test · 20 min
- Make 20 flashcardsBio test · 25 min
- Easy 2-mile jogFirst 5K · 25 min
try it
Feed the quokka.
Every fruit is a kind of goal. Give one to the quokka and see the plan OpenQuokka would make for it.
I’m hungry! Drag a fruit to me, or tap one.
0 of 6 fed
The plan shows up here.
a day with your quokka
7:02 am
Morning. Coffee first, then the plan.
OpenQuokka7:02 AM
Bio unit test is tomorrow~40 min left. At your pace (~1 h/day) you’ll be ready today.say hi
Tap the quokka.
It’s your co-pilot: ask it what’s next, say you’re stuck, or start a five-minute timer.
how it works
From “ugh” to done, with you.
Share what you’re working on
Say it, type it, or attach it: an assignment sheet, your notes, a Google Doc you pick, a screenshot of the problem. Only what you share.
OpenQuokka works out the job
“I think you’re trying to…” with the plan, the sources it will use, and what “done” means. One question if it truly needs one.
The work happens with you
It reads, organizes, formats and plans, step by step, while you watch. It asks before it changes anything, and you can pause or redirect it.
You review the result
A study guide, organized notes, a formatted draft, study blocks: each one checked, with what it used and what still needs you.
To-do lists wait for you to show up. OpenQuokka plans the route and keeps you moving.
What people use it for
Learn on a path
Pre-algebra all the way to AP Calculus BC, English, or any topic you name: a few minutes a lesson, a streak, and missed questions that come back until they stick.
Study for a test
Your notes become one page and a flashcard deck, with practice games and a plan that fits before test day.
Start an assignment
It finds the instructions in your files, lists what the rubric asks, organizes your notes and formats your draft. You write it.
Show your work
Solve math one line at a time on the whiteboard. Every line is checked, and a wrong one says what went wrong: a flipped sign, the arithmetic, a step that changed the answer.
Find what’s failing
It reads your own answers: the skills you keep missing, the mistake behind them, and what works for you, like the time of day or the kind of question.
For parents and teachers
A progress link shows streaks, courses and where they need help, never their answers. Teachers get worksheets with an answer key, from their own notes.
What it connects to
Google Workspace first, with the narrowest access each one allows. You can disconnect any of them, any time.
- Google DriveOnly the files you pick in Google’s own picker. The rest of your Drive stays private.
- Google DocsSave a write-up or study guide as a new Google Doc, after you OK it.
- Google CalendarSees when you’re busy, never what. Adds study blocks to its own calendar, after you OK them.
- Your files and photosPDFs, Word docs, slides, text and photos you upload.
- VoiceTap the mic and it writes down what you say. It listens only after you tap, and shows when it’s listening.
Not yet: Microsoft 365 and OneDrive, Notion, Other tools over MCP, A desktop app that works over other apps. When they’re ready, they’ll be listed here.
You stay in control
You choose what it sees
Files you pick, a screenshot you take (one frame, and it asks first), what you say while the mic is on. Nothing in the background.
It asks before it changes things
Every change to your plan, Files or calendar shows the exact change first: approve it, edit it, or say no.
You can see everything it did
Activity lists every read, change and approval. Pause or stop any time, and undo what it changed.
It says what it checked
Results are marked verified, partly verified, or not verified. Never “done” because it sounded sure.
Use it where you are.
Free while in beta, everywhere.
OpenQuokka on your phoneIn your home screen
Open it in Safari or Chrome, then Share › Add to Home Screen (Install app in Chrome). It opens like an app, and check-ins reach your lock screen.
PriceFree while in beta
Join the waitlist
Get on the list
OpenQuokka lets people in a few at a time. Leave your email and you’ll hear from us when there’s a spot.
Questions
Does it do my homework for me?
No. It does the busywork around your work (finding, organizing, formatting, planning) and helps you understand: hints and questions, not finished answers. It isn’t built for tests or exams, and it doesn’t hide from teachers.
What can it see?
Only what you share with it: files you upload or pick from Google Drive, a screenshot when you take one, and what you say while the mic is on. With Google Calendar connected, it sees when you’re busy, never what.
Will it change things without asking?
No. Reading and drafting it does on its own; anything that changes your plan, your Files or your calendar waits for your OK, and you can undo it afterwards.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes, in your phone’s browser, and you can add it to your home screen. Nothing to download.
What happens to my data?
It’s yours: export it or delete your account any time in Settings. Files you share keep their text only.
How much does it cost?
It’s free while in beta.