MotorQuest: Dyspraxia Games

MotorQuest turns motor-skill practice into short, playful exercises for children and adults with dyspraxia, also called developmental coordination disorder (DCD). It is a practice aid to use between sessions with an occupational therapist, physiotherapist or driving instructor. It is not a medical device and not a driving test.

• Seven motor-skill games
Trace the Path, Draw the Shapes, Tap the Targets, Roll the Ball (tilt the device), Keep the Beat, Copy the Pattern and Two Hands Together. Each one trains a specific skill, from pre-writing strokes and aiming to rhythm, motor planning and two-handed coordination.

• Levels that adapt
Every exercise has ten levels. A strong score moves the level up and a hard round moves it down, so each player practises at the edge of what they can do. A therapist can also set the level by hand.

• Today's practice
One tap builds a guided session of four exercises, weakest first, with a whole-body movement break in the middle.

• Road skills for learner drivers
Eleven exercises for teenagers and adults learning to drive: lane keeping with spoken instructions, braking for hazards, gaps at junctions, roundabouts, lane changes with mirror and shoulder checks, following distance, parking, left and right, and hazard perception from the driver's seat. Traffic drives on the right.

• Driving plan, lesson diary and mock test
A five-stage plan suggests what to practise today. After each real lesson, rate it, note what was hard, or hold a button to record a short voice note. A practice mock test gives a fault sheet by category, with a calm breathing exercise before you start.

• Built for different needs
Instructions are read aloud, settings sit behind a press-and-hold button so stray taps can't change them, and it works with touch, keyboard and gamepad. Available in English, Hebrew, Arabic and Russian.

• Progress for the therapist
See levels, recent scores and how far each player has come, and share a text progress report from the device.

• Private by design
Everything stays on the device. No accounts, no ads, nothing sent over the internet.