I Built This Because I Needed It.
I'm Craig Clay. Father of four. And every single night was the same fight.
My kids would come home from school, grab their tablets, and disappear. Not into homework. Into TikTok. YouTube. Random games. For hours. When I told them to stop, I was the bad guy.
I tried everything. Screen Time. Family Link. Bark. Qustodio. They all do the same thing — set a timer and lock the device when time's up. But none of them made my kids actually DO anything productive first.
So I built it myself.
From scratch. Thousands of questions. Six subjects. An AI that learns how each of my kids thinks. A system that locks the phone until they've actually learned something — and then lets them earn their screen time back.
“Omo” means “child” in Yoruba, a language spoken across West Africa. Omo Quest is literally the child's quest — from passive consumer to active learner.

