HealthQuest is built for families. There are three age groups, and each gets its own lessons and goals:

• Kids 6–12: short, playful lessons written at a 2nd grade reading level, with Lumo, games, and quests.

• Teens and adults 13+: lessons written at a 5th grade reading level. A teen or adult can use HealthQuest on their own to find out what’s getting in their way and how to make a change that sticks. Solo Quest is built for this.

• Parents: their own lessons that teach each concept and show how to model it at home, plus talking points to support their child.

No. HealthQuest works in any phone, tablet, or computer browser, with nothing to download.

No. There are no weigh-ins, no calorie counting, and no "good" or "bad" food talk.

Yes. Everything written is in English and Spanish.

April Jones, a pediatric nurse practitioner who has worked in pediatrics for nearly twenty years.

You’re in it too. Parents get their own lessons, so it’s not one more thing to nag your kid about. It starts with your family’s real barrier, not generic advice. Lessons are short. Family challenges keep everyone moving together. And kids want to come back: they unlock more of Lumo’s Land, earn coins and XP to level up, decorate their castle, meet new characters, and take on new topics.