Turn practice into play.
A gamified platform designed to streamline progress tracking and lesson planning for teachers and parents — while students quest their way through their own instrument.
For Parents & Music Teachers
No more practice fights.
Your child plays to level up, and you watch the progress live.
Progress Tracking
Interactive dashboards give students a real-time, rewarding feeling as they move through the skill tree — while teachers and parents see exactly where they stand.
Standardized Evaluation
Clear, methodical evaluation standards for every quest and boss battle, so submissions get reviewed consistently no matter which teacher is grading.
See how it works
Emma’s week
Piano · Level 3
Quests passed this week
4
Unlocked this week
Songcraft Quest cleared! Emma unlocked the Level 3 boss battle.
Etude Quest cleared! Emma unlocked her next practice piece.
Questalina Curricula
Where our curricula come from.
Every quest a student clears maps to a published method book or a recognised examination syllabus. This chart shows the source behind each instrument on both of our paths.
Path 1
Exploring
The foundations. Each instrument follows an established, widely used method series from first sound to intermediate playing, one book at a time.
Path 2
Achievement
The graded path. Each expedition mirrors one grade of an international examination board, so every Boss Challenge doubles as a full mock exam.
| Instrument | Exploring is built on | Achievement is aligned to |
|---|---|---|
Piano | Faber Piano Adventures® Primer Level to Level 5 — Lesson, Performance and Technique & Artistry books Faber Piano Adventures | RCM Piano Syllabus, 2022 Edition Levels 1 to 10 — Celebration Series® repertoire, etudes and technical requirements The Royal Conservatory |
Violin | Suzuki Violin School Volumes 1 to 10, with the recordings for daily listening Suzuki Method · Alfred | Graded violin framework, Levels 1 to 10 Level-by-level scales, etudes and List A / B repertoire, RCM-aligned The Royal Conservatory |
Viola | Suzuki Viola School Volumes 1 to 9, with a Summit capstone Suzuki Method · Alfred | Trinity Strings Syllabus 2025 Initial to Grade 8 — pieces, technical work and supporting tests Trinity College London |
Cello | Suzuki Cello School Volumes 1 to 10, with the recordings for daily listening Suzuki Method · Alfred | Trinity Strings Syllabus 2025 Initial to Grade 8 — pieces, technical work and supporting tests Trinity College London |
Acoustic Guitar | Hal Leonard Guitar Method Books 1 to 3, with quest songs from the Easy Pop Melodies series Hal Leonard | Trinity Rock & Pop Guitar Initial to Grade 8 — three songs plus session skills at every grade Trinity College London |
Classical Guitar | Exploring path in development | Achievement path in development |
Electric Guitar | Exploring path in development | Achievement path in development |
Ukulele | Hal Leonard Ukulele Method Books 1 to 2, with Easy Songs for Ukulele, More Easy Songs and The Most Requested Songs Hal Leonard | Achievement path in development |
Drums Drum kit | Basic Drumming — Joel Rothman Revised and expanded edition, with quest songs from the Trinity Rock & Pop Drums list J.R. Publications · Trinity | Trinity Rock & Pop Drums Initial to Grade 8 — three songs plus session skills at every grade Trinity College London |
Flute | Essential Elements for Band Books 1 to 3 with Essential Elements Interactive, plus EE Movie Favorites Hal Leonard | Achievement path in development |
Clarinet | Essential Elements for Band Books 1 to 3 with Essential Elements Interactive Hal Leonard | Achievement path in development |
Trumpet | Essential Elements for Band Books 1 to 3 with Essential Elements Interactive, plus Essential Elements for Jazz Ensemble Hal Leonard | Achievement path in development |
Voice | Exploring path in development | Trinity Rock & Pop Vocals Initial to Grade 8, after a first year built on Songs and Lessons for the Progressing Singer (Hal Leonard) Trinity College London |
Method publishers behind Exploring
Faber Piano Adventures
Nancy and Randall Faber's piano method, used by teachers worldwide.
Suzuki Method
Dr. Shinichi Suzuki's string repertoire, published by Alfred / Summy-Birchard.
Hal Leonard
Guitar and Ukulele Methods, and the Essential Elements band method with its interactive practice tools.
Joel Rothman
Basic Drumming, a long-standing drum kit foundation text.
Examination boards behind Achievement
Trinity College London
International music examination board offering Rock & Pop and Classical graded exams, Initial to Grade 8.
The Royal Conservatory (RCM)
Canada's national music certificate program, Levels 1 to 10, with the Celebration Series® repertoire.
Method books and syllabuses are the property of their publishers. Questalinastudio is an independent LLC company; its curricula are organised around these resources and are not endorsed by the publishers or examination boards. Syllabus editions are checked each year and organized by Happy Mind School of Music.
See the App in Action
Every practice session is a quest. Students climb the world map, defeat bosses, and land in the Hall of Fame along the way.
Why Parents & Teachers Trust It
Game on the outside.
Real learning standards underneath.
Your child’s daily practice turns into quests they want to finish. Each week you can see the quests they passed and what they unlocked. Every level is built on the same standards teachers already use: the RCM syllabus, Faber, Suzuki and Trinity.
How quests are built
Real skills, not busywork
Scales, chords, arpeggios and more, taken from the national examination board syllabus for each level.
Songcraft Quest
A real piece from that level’s official national examination board repertoire list. Students clear it to unlock the next stage.
Skill Boost & Ear Training Quest
Short pieces, ear training and extra skill work that fill any gaps, so every music fundamental is in place for the next level.
Teachers customize every lesson plan to fit each student’s level. Short on time? Use our pre-set curriculum as a ready-made starting point, available for purchase. Parents see passed and unlocked quests every week, and teachers see the same progress before every lesson.