Meet Qubi, a friendly robot who turns quantum computing into stories, puzzles and play. Six games, real quantum rules, in Bahasa Melayu & English.
Qubi speaks every instruction. One or two big choices per screen, an island map of games and a sticker reward after every few rounds. Reading is never required.
Mission cards, real quantum notation like |0⟩ and H, live charts, hints after two tries, and stars for elegant solutions.
Every game uses a real quantum simulator, so every result a child sees is physically correct — no “spinning coins”, no “twins sending messages”.
A qubit holds 0 and 1 together until we look. Each look gives one answer.
Linked twins always match when we compare. They share one state.
Gates change a qubit. Circuits are gates in order.
Many measurements reveal a hidden chance.
Waves can add up or cancel out — the secret of interference.
Put it all together and build your own quantum robot.
A friendly demo and one spoken goal.
“What will happen?” Never graded, always welcome.
Tap, drag gates, run 1 or 20 tries.
Charts, stars, badges and robot parts.
Illustration of the dashboard.
No advertising, ad SDKs or behavioural tracking — ever.
No messaging, no open-ended AI and no user content sharing.
Only a nickname, a colour, an age band and progress. No real names, photos or birthdays.
Settings and accounts sit behind a hold-to-open parent gate.
Designed around Malaysia’s Personal Data Protection Act.
Grown-ups can view and delete a child’s data from the app.
