Hero's Homeroom gives teachers the controls to manage behavior, rewards, and recovery — while students experience it as XP, Gold, pets, and a hero that grows with the school year.
What students experience
The game layer gives students a concrete reason to notice progress. Effort becomes XP. Responsibility becomes Gold. Growth becomes levels, pets, items, powers, and a hero that keeps changing.
Rewards and habits
Hand out XP, Gold, or Gems for participation, effort, or any habit you're working on. The reward lands while the moment is still fresh.
Student stats make it easier to notice who's earning, who's struggling, and what's shifting before you have to go looking.
Some students want a homework pass. Others are saving up for a pet or a piece of gear. Teachers set what's in the store; students decide what matters to them.
Students who fall off track get a specific task to complete. It gives them a way back in without adding another consequence on top.
The student side
Students choose a class, collect pets and gear, and watch their hero change over the school year. Health and Mana make classroom moments feel like they have stakes. The goal isn't to gamify everything. It's to make effort, responsibility, and recovery feel like they count.
The teacher side
Your class roster, award controls, and student stats are all in one place. Hand out XP, Gold, or Gems the moment a student earns it. See who's leveling up and who might need a recovery quest before things slip.
Hero's Homeroom keeps the everyday teacher tools close at hand, so you can run the room without opening a dozen tabs.
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Make classroom volume visible without stopping the lesson to lecture about it. Set the expectation, let students see how the room is doing, and connect quiet work time to class goals.
The app is built around real classroom moments: quick rewards, clear student progress, a shop teachers control, and recovery paths that help students bounce back without making it a whole thing.
