Hi, here's something we made
A free games platform for Malaysian primary school kids — built to make learning a bit more fun.
MainBelajar is a collection of short learning games with Bahasa Melayu and English content built around the publicly available KSSR, Cambridge Primary, and US Common Core standards. Quizzes, word matches, drag-and-sort puzzles, sentence builders, phonics, and a few bespoke games for specific topics (Pecahan Pizza, Piano Tutor, Misi Arah, and more).
AI did most of the content authoring, drawn from concepts and conversations across my ten years in the education sector. I review it best-effort and push fixes when a tester finds a bug. Not affiliated with KPM or any official body — just mapped against their publicly available frameworks.
MainBelajar — Main sampai faham.
Our aim is to help children understand an idea, explain their thinking, and use it again in a new situation. A high score is encouraging, but understanding matters more.
Familiar to Malaysian children
Bahasa Melayu and English content, ringgit activities, and familiar local settings help connect learning with everyday life.
Different ways to explore an idea
Children can practise through quizzes, sorting, matching, sentence building, and visual activities. Different formats offer different ways to approach a concept.
Ideas children can see
Activities such as pizza fractions and number lines give abstract ideas a visual form that children can explore.
Learning together
Parents and teachers can build playlists around a topic, practise alongside a child, and talk through the answers. Nanie, our cat mascot, brings a familiar face to the experience.
The learning loop we are working towards
- See an example and understand what to do.
- Try it yourself.
- Understand why an answer works, or learn from a mistake.
- Solve a fresh problem independently.
This is our design standard, and we are reviewing the catalogue against it. Some games still need stronger explanations and feedback. We do not yet have evidence that MainBelajar improves learning more than other platforms. The evidence we want to build is whether children can apply what they learn and remember it later—not just collect points.
What we hope
We hope this helps. Even if just one kid, somewhere, understands one concept they didn't before — that's enough to make this worth it. Parents and teachers, please preview before using with kids. Found an error or have an idea? Tap the yellow Feedback button — that's how we make this better.
And if you work with kids who don't have great access to learning resources — schools without devices, asrama, rumah anak gelandangan, NGOs — just use it. It's free, no signup required, and works offline once loaded.