English
Mathematics
Numbers, algebra, geometry and problem solving
Standard 1–6Malaysian syllabus
Ten questions, then the next set unlocks.
Hubao Club is a learning app for Malaysian primary school students. It turns the Standard 1–6 syllabus into ten-question exercises a child finishes before dinner, with AI-generated voices that read each question aloud. Mathematics, Bahasa Melayu, Chinese, Science and English, and nothing new opens until they've scored above 80% on the set they're on.
- Subjects
- 6
- Standard
- 1–6
- Per set
- 10
- To advance
- 80%
Mathematics · Standard 4
Set 12/60
07
Ali has 3 boxes. Each box holds 24 pencils. How many pencils does he have?
- 64
- 72
- 84
- 96
Their answer: 84 · marked for review
9/10
Subjects
Six subjects, one syllabus
Every subject is split into ten-question sets for each standard, so a session fits into the gap before dinner.
- 中文
Chinese Mathematics
The same maths syllabus, taught in Chinese
- BM
Bahasa Melayu
Kosa kata, tatabahasa dan pemahaman
- 中文
Chinese
Characters, phrases and composition
- English
Science
Nature, experiments and discovery
- English
English
Reading, writing and comprehension
Standard 1 → Standard 6 · 10 questions per set · no ads, no chat
How it works
Four steps, and the third one is a door
The whole loop is enforced by the app, not by nagging. A child can only unlock the next set once they've scored above 80% on the one they're on.
Hubao Club
Let's explore,
play and learn!
Let's Go!
Where every session starts
- 01
Pick a subject
Your child opens the app and taps Start on any subject you've enrolled them in.
- 02
Answer ten questions
One question per screen, feedback after every answer, and a review at the end of everything they got wrong.
- 03
Score above 80% to move on
The next set stays shut until they've really got it. No skipping ahead, no gaps left behind.
- 04
Earn points, level up
Every set adds points, points become levels, and levels put them on the weekly leaderboard.
Rewards
The part they ask for, doing the work quietly
Points roll up into levels, levels roll up into leaderboards. It is the reason a child opens the app on a Saturday.
- Daily streaksBonus points for coming back tomorrow
- Achievement badgesEarned for milestones, not for spending
- Weekly, monthly, all-timeScoped by subject, grade or school
Privacy first. Leaderboards carry a nickname, avatar, grade and points, never a child's real name, IC number or a parent's contact details.
Experience points
1,240
Level 6
40 XP to Level 7
This week
Std 4- 1SpeedyFoxStd 42,480
- 2PandaProStd 42,310
- 3LionHeartStd 32,145
- 4StarJumperStd 41,980
Nickname · avatar · grade · points
For parents
The quieter half of the app
Stay close to their progress
No confetti on this side. Just what happened this week, and what to do about it.
Getting started
Four steps, about five minutes
- 01Create your parent account
- 02Add your child and pick their standard
- 03Choose subjects and complete payment
- 04Pass them their login codes
You hold the keys
There is no self sign-up for children. You create the account and hand over the login codes yourself.
Progress you can actually read
Sets completed, scores and points earned, subject by subject and per child, updated as they work.
One account, every child
Add each child, pick their standard and their subjects, and manage all of them from one place.
Nothing to moderate
No chat, no public profiles, no ads. The only thing other children ever see is a nickname and a score.
Who is Hubao Club for?
Malaysian primary school students in Standard 1 to Standard 6, roughly ages 6 to 12. Parents sign up first, then create an account for each child.
Can my child sign up on their own?
No. A child's account can only be created by a parent after a purchase. The backend generates the login codes and you pass them on.
What languages does the app support?
The interface is available in English, Bahasa Melayu and Chinese. Mathematics and Science are offered in all three, so your child can learn in the language their school teaches in.
How much of the syllabus does it cover?
Mathematics, Bahasa Melayu, Chinese, Science and English across Standard 1 to 6, organised into ten-question sets per subject and standard.
How do you protect my child's data?
Leaderboards carry only a nickname, avatar, grade and points. Real names, IC numbers and parent contact details are never shown to other users. The full detail is in our Privacy Policy.
What kind of exercises does my child get?
Each exercise set has ten questions in a subject and standard: multiple choice, typed answers and questions with pictures. Children get instant feedback, hints, and the correct answer to learn from when they get one wrong. It works as extra practice alongside school, not a replacement for it.
Does Hubao Club use AI?
Yes, in two ways. Questions can be read aloud by AI-generated voices, which helps younger children who are still learning to read. An AI teacher is planned and is not available yet; we will announce it on this site when it launches.
How much does Hubao Club cost?
A family plan is RM 30 a month for 1 child, RM 60 for 2 children and RM 90 for 3 children. Parents pay by scanning a DuitNow QR code and uploading the receipt, and the plan is activated once the payment is checked.
How do I cancel a subscription?
Plans paid by DuitNow QR on this site are monthly and do not renew automatically, so nothing is charged again unless you pay again. If you subscribed through Google Play, cancel from your Google Play subscription settings. Access continues until the current period ends.
Ready when they are
Set up an account tonight, first set finished tomorrow
Create your parent account, add your child, choose their subjects. They start from there.
Coming soon toApp Store
Get it onGoogle PlayQuestions before you start? Email [email protected]
