For parents and carers
What your child sees, and what we hold.
Quest rewards 11 to 16 year olds for trying activities near them. It is free to use, there is no feed, and nothing about your child is sold.
The short version
The questions parents ask first.
What does it cost?
Quest itself is free for your child to use, and always will be.
Is it another social app?
No. There is no feed, no posting, no photo uploads and no public profile. There is nothing for your child to perform for.
Your child's data
Designed to hold as little as possible.
Quest is built to comply with the ICO Children's Code, the UK standard for online services likely to be used by under-18s.
Quest builds no behavioural profiles on under-16s and sells no audience data.
Your child is not asked for their birthday, only an age band, so the app can show sessions that suit them.
Safety
Where your child actually goes.
Quest acts as a directory for activities run by established local organisations: clubs, schools, charities and council services. Those organisations remain responsible for their own safeguarding, staffing and insurance.
You can add a parent email to your child's account, so you are notified of the activities they sign up for.
The pilot is small and local, in Camden, from autumn 2026.
Ask a question
Anything unanswered, ask directly.
Quest is currently a small pilot, so questions come to me and I answer them myself. If something on this page is not clear enough, that is useful to know.