Programs
Three ways a curious kid can meet AI as a collaborator.
Every program is built to move kids from watching to making. They run on low-cost devices, are designed for limited bandwidth, and are meant to live inside schools and community centers — not just the internet. Ages 6–18, grouped by program.
AI-Inspired Music Generation
With ElevenLabs Music
Kids turn their stories, memories, and dreams into original songs. They write the inspiration; the AI helps shape the sound. The result belongs to them.
- Ages
- 8–18 yrs
- Session
- 90 min × 6 sessions
- Cohort
- 20–30 kids
- Connectivity
- Online for generation; offline for writing, editing, and listen-backs
- Tools needed
- 1 shared laptop per 3 kids · speakers · notebooks for lyric writing
- What each kid walks away with
- 1 finished song per kid or small group, with artwork, liner notes, and a short recording of them talking about it
AI Personalized Tutoring
One-on-one learning support
An AI tutor that adapts to each child — explaining science, math, and English in simple language, in the time and pace the learner needs.
- Ages
- 6–16 yrs
- Session
- 45 min × 2–3 per week
- Cohort
- Individual or pairs
- Connectivity
- Low-bandwidth friendly · runs on text chat · works on mobile data
- Tools needed
- 1 phone or tablet per learner · printed worksheets for practice
- What each kid walks away with
- Progress log per kid, weekly check-in with a local facilitator, printable summaries for parents
AI-Guided Building of Physical Objects
From idea to real thing
Kids learn to design and build real things — starting with a chair. AI helps them plan, measure, and troubleshoot; their hands do the making.
- Ages
- 10–18 yrs
- Session
- 2 hrs × 8 sessions
- Cohort
- 10–15 kids
- Connectivity
- Online only for planning phase · building is entirely offline
- Tools needed
- Shared device for planning · basic hand tools · local material (wood, bamboo, recycled parts)
- What each kid walks away with
- 1 physical object per kid or team, a build log with photos, and a reflection on what they would change next time
For schools & community centers
How a school joins a cohort.
We run cohorts in partnership with local schools and community centers. Here is what joining looks like — no paperwork theater, just the real steps.
- 1
Reach out
Send us the school name, location, and one line about your students. That’s enough to start.
- 2
Scoping call
30 minutes with a head teacher or coordinator. We pick a program, a rough date, and how many kids.
- 3
Set-up week
We confirm devices, connectivity, and one local facilitator. We provide training and the full session plan.
- 4
Run the cohort
Sessions run over 3–6 weeks. Founder or a volunteer is on-site or on video for the first and last session.
What we ask of a partner school
- ✓ A room the cohort can use for the full run of sessions
- ✓ One staff member as a local facilitator (we train them)
- ✓ Guardian consent for any child whose work we publish
- ✓ Honest feedback after each session — we iterate fast
What we bring
- ✦ Session plans, AI tool access, and facilitator training
- ✦Devices & connectivity where a school cannot provide them
- ✦ Cost coverage when funded — cohorts are free to the school
- ✦ A finished library of student work, published with credit