// for parents

Screen time that builds something.

Your child learns real tech by making things they care about, one small step at a time, with a teacher cheering them on.

Ages 10–15FreeNo adsNo grades

// the good stuff

What your child gets

The same tools and ideas real makers use.

Progress that feels good from minute one.

A puzzle to solve, never a failure.

No two builds end the same. Theirs shows off them.

// one build, start to finish

Your child and their teacher keep a project moving together, even when they're not in the same room.

BraveOtter42Tue · 4:12 pm · At home
Finishes her fidget spinner design and sends it to her teacher. Then starts the next step.
Sent to your teacher!
Mr. KimWed · 7:48 am · Before school
Leaves one thing she did well, and one thing to try.
What worked, what's next
⭐ Love the lightning-bolt arms! 🌱 Can you make it spin longer?
BraveOtter42Wed · 1:15 pm · In class
Makes the arms longer. Now it wobbles. Hand up, with a reason.
Looks wrong
why is it wobbling?!
Mr. KimWed · 1:17 pm · Two desks over
Pins a note right on the arm that needs it.
A note on her design
So close! This arm's heavier than the others 👀
BraveOtter42Wed · 1:20 pm · In class
Evens out the arms and taps Got it. Smooth spin. Big grin.
Got it!
Mr. KimWed · 3:05 pm · End of class
Approves it. She shares it for show-and-tell, and it goes up on the big screen.
On the big screen

“Wait… I made that?”

// between classes

The building doesn't stop at the classroom door, and you get to be part of it.

// it comes home with them

Keep building at home Same login, any computer or tablet. Their work is waiting.
Take it home Finished builds download as a file to open and show you.

// ask them at dinner

…then let them show you. 🎉

Ask their teacher or program leader. They can make a new secret word or remove the account anytime.