Pricing

There is nothing to buy yet.

BallQuest is still being built, so there is no price, no plan and no checkout. Rather than leave this page blank, here is what has already been decided.

A free tier that is actually usable

Not a demo

Enough of BallQuest to find out whether a kid keeps coming back, without a card and without a countdown.

Real drills, not samples
No card to start
No expiry on the free part

One price for the family

Per family, not per child

If BallQuest costs money one day, siblings will not cost double. A household buys once.

Several player profiles
One parent account
Cancel from inside the app

Nothing sold to the child

Now and later

No ads, no loot boxes, no coins for real money. Whatever the price turns out to be, an adult pays it, once, knowingly.

No advertising
No in-app purchases for kids
No selling your data — ever

You will not find out by accident

The day BallQuest opens, everyone on the waitlist gets one email — before the price goes up anywhere else on this site. That is the entire purpose of the list.

Questions

The awkward ones.

When does it open?

There is no date, and we would rather say that than invent one. It opens when a kid can use it for a month without hitting something broken.

So what is this page for?

So it has an address before it has a price. When there is something to buy it will be here, and everyone on the waitlist hears about it first.

Do people on the waitlist get anything?

You get in first, and you get asked what to fix. Beyond that nothing has been decided, so nothing is being promised.

Will it be sold in the App Store?

BallQuest runs in a browser and installs to the home screen, so an app store is not required to use it. Whether it also ships as a store app is undecided.

Be there when there is something to decide.

One email when BallQuest opens, with whatever the price turns out to be. No newsletter, no drip campaign, no reminders in between.