Quick Fire
Choose accurately before the clock runs out.
A Study Surge product / Grade R to university
Turn practice into play, build real subject mastery and keep moving through challenges that meet you at your learning stage.
Launching soon on Android and iOS. No account required.A full learning arcade
Every mode asks the learner to think differently: recall quickly, recognise relationships, sort information, order processes and stay accurate under pressure.
Choose accurately before the clock runs out.
Sort answers with fast left-and-right decisions.
Match ideas, terms and meanings from memory.
Guide the answer into the correct learning lane.
Put processes and problem-solving steps in order.
Finish a mixed challenge with limited lives.
One app, five stages
Early learners begin with number sense, words and patterns. School learners move into subject practice. University students can sharpen statistics, academic writing, computing and business foundations.
Made for meaningful replay
Missed ideas return at useful moments while mastered topics move forward, so replay builds understanding instead of repetition.
XP, levels, streaks, daily missions and topic mastery make effort visible without replacing the learning goal.
Lightweight visuals, reduced-motion support and an offline-first library keep sessions responsive and data-conscious.
The modes change how a learner thinks and acts. They are not the same multiple-choice screen wearing six different names.
The launch edition includes 15 subject tracks, 30 topics and 180 curated prompts, with active packs ready for future expansion.
No account, adverts, purchases or social chat in the first release. Learning progress remains on the learner's device.
Good to know
It is designed for learners from Grade R through university. A learner selects a stage so the app can show suitable subjects, topics and difficulty.
Yes. The launch learning library and progress are stored on the device. Active content packs can be refreshed when an internet connection is available.
No. The first release does not require an account. A learner's nickname, settings and progress stay on that device.
No. The first release has no advertising, purchases, social feed, chat, camera, microphone or free-text posting.
Coming to the Study Surge family
Contact us for launch updates, school interest or learning-content partnerships.