Regular homework practice that feels like play, not a chore.
A-Star Cat gives Primary 1–6 students bite-sized, MOE-syllabus-aligned practice with instant feedback, cheerful streaks, and a cat cheering them on the whole way.
MOE-syllabus aligned
5–10 min a session
Built for SG families
Turn tonight's 听写 list into practice, free
No more copying spelling lists into writing grids by hand. Snap a photo of the list your child's teacher sent home, and A-Star Cat will turn it into a proper Chinese writing grid practice sheet. It's free, and always free to try, no account needed for the basic features.
1. Snap the list
Photograph or upload your child's 听写 spelling list, no typing needed.
2. Listen & writeComing soon
Each word will be read aloud, just like a real 听写, while your child writes it in a proper Chinese writing grid.
3. Instant feedback
See what's correct right away, the same instant feedback as every practice set.
Everything a regular homework habit needs
Designed so ten minutes after school is enough, enough for the student to enjoy it, and for parents to trust it.
MOE-syllabus aligned
Every practice set is mapped to a specific syllabus topic and primary level, so it reinforces exactly what's taught in class.
Real handwriting practice
Chinese practice uses proper Chinese writing grids with pinyin support, not just multiple-choice taps.
Gamified practice streaks
Short, cheerful sessions with streaks and badges keep kids coming back on their own. No nagging required.
Instant, honest feedback
Students see what they got right and wrong immediately, with gentle nudges instead of just a score.
A dashboard for parents
See streaks, accuracy by topic, and where your child could use a little extra support at a glance.
Built for little attention spans
Bright, uncluttered screens and 5–10 minute sessions, designed around how primary schoolers actually focus.
Start with Chinese. More subjects on the way.
We're launching one subject done really well, before expanding across the MOE syllabus.
Chinese 华文
Writing, pinyin & comprehension for P1. P2–P6 (coming soon)
English
Grammar, vocabulary & comprehension
Mathematics
Problem sums & number sense
Science
P3–P6 inquiry-based practice
Four small steps, every day
Pick a level & topic
Choose your child's primary level and today's syllabus topic.
Practice for 10 minutes
Short, focused questions and handwriting practice and no marathon worksheets.
Get instant feedback
See what's correct right away, with clear explanations for the rest.
Watch the streak grow
Earn badges and keep your streak alive. Practice becomes a habit, not a battle.
Practice you can actually trust
A-Star Cat is built specifically around the MOE syllabus for Singapore primary schools, and not generic worksheets repackaged for a screen.
- Every set mapped to a syllabus topic and level
- Proper handwriting practice, not just tapping answers
- A parent dashboard with streaks and topic-level accuracy
Simple plans, no surprises
A-Star Cat is in beta and final pricing isn't set yet. Join the waitlist to lock in early access and early pricing.
Free
Try regular practice for one subject
- 1 subject, 1 child
- Practice sets
- Streaks & badges
Family
All subjects, up to 3 children
- All subjects as they launch
- Full parent dashboard
- Priority support
Questions parents ask us
Is A-Star Cat aligned to the actual MOE syllabus?
Yes. Every practice set maps to a specific MOE syllabus topic and primary level (P1–P6), so regular practice reinforces exactly what your child is learning in school. A-Star Cat is independently produced and is not affiliated with or endorsed by MOE.
Which subjects does A-Star Cat cover?
We're launching with Chinese (Mother Tongue), including handwriting practice with Chinese writing grids and pinyin support. English, Mathematics, and Science are on our roadmap.
How much time does each practice session take?
Most students finish a practice set in 5 to 10 minutes, short enough to fit into a regular routine without homework fatigue.
Can parents track their child's progress?
Yes. Parents get a simple dashboard showing streaks, accuracy by topic, and where their child may need extra support.