Make. Create. Innovate.Real projects now.Skills thatpay off for life.
Your kid picks one project this week, directs real AI, and it exists by Sunday.
Pick what they make this week.
Some kids pick a manga off the shelf. Yours puts one on it. Every project ends in a real finished thing — one other kids can read, watch, or play.
Make a Manga: My Pet Is Secretly a Superhero
your first manga issue — your real pet, secret powers
6 kids finished this
Make an Animated Movie from Your Drawings
a real multi-scene film, stitched from your own drawings
10 kids finished this
Direct “Pantheon Launch Day” in Ancient Greece
a real movie set in Ancient Greece — you cast it, shoot it, premiere it
6 kids finished this
Create a Rescue Mission Game Other Kids Can Play
your own grid logic game — live for other kids to play
5 kids finished this
Pick 5 Real Companies for Your $1M Fund
a real portfolio of companies you actually know
5 kids finished this
Sail Darwin's Voyage to the Galápagos
an explorer's journal with all 30 animals Darwin discovered
6 kids finished this
Go On Air About the Book You Just Read
a real published episode — YOU are the guest
6 kids finished this
Publish “All My Heroes” — or YOUR HEROES Comics
a magazine about the heroes you create
4 kids finished this
New projects every week. Your kid picks; nobody assigns.
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Something new every day.
Pick it. Make it. Publish it.
One project, start to finish, in a week. The studio brings the shelf and the crew; your family brings the rhythm.
Pick a project off the shelf
The library is always open — a manga, a film, a game, a fund. Your kid picks what pulls them; nobody assigns.
Make it with your AI crew
An always-on creative team, there the moment your kid needs help — to get unstuck, give feedback and push to a finished result. It never does the work for them.
Published, not saved
Finished work goes on the shelf for other kids to read and play — not into a folder.
Free for every kid
Three things you can use today, whether or not you ever subscribe.
How to draw anything
Step-by-step drawing guides across 114 subjects — dogs, dragons, dinosaurs, roses, and the rest.
Open the drawing guides →FreeCode with Blocks
Learn coding with blocks, one interactive world at a time. Worlds 1 and 2 are live and run in the browser.
Start coding with blocks →FreeQuizzes for parents
Two short checks you can take in a few minutes: the praise check and the independence check.
Take a parent quiz →The previews rotate weekly, and this row updates as new guides land.
He didn't watch a video about Ancient Greece. He directed one.
Every study says the same thing: the best way to learn something is to do it.
“I made my first film when I was nine.”
Every career you admire starts with a sentence like that. The catch: nobody — not you, not them — knows which project writes it. So here, they get to try all of them. What would have cost a fortune in courses and camps two years ago is now: log in, and set a weekly ritual with your kid.
Three thinking partners for the kid. One coach for the family.
Three minds that think differently. They give honest notes and hand the pen back — so the work stays genuinely your child's. Claire is your family's AI learning coach: you train her in one conversation — your values, what your kid loves, where they are — and she shapes the path to fit.
A project a week. 52 in a year. It adds up.
A year in, your kid has a body of work to show — the way a young artist would.
Kubrio is where kids 6–13 build real digital projects with AI.
The making is the point: projects that weren't possible for professional adults two years ago are now what a kid can finish in a week — from age 6.
Kubrio is a subscription of ingenious AI projects for kids 6–13, where kids make real digital things — games, magazines, films, podcasts — and finish them. Its library of AI-native projects turns a week into a finished thing: publish a manga, direct a short film, launch a game other kids can play, run a $1M paper fund — with new projects added every week. Kids make them with three PhD-level AI thinking partners, and Claire, an AI coach parents shape with their own family's values. One family membership — $99 a month, four projects for each kid — covers all of it. Kids use AI to amplify their own initiative, not replace it. The hand stays the hero. And it's social by construction: a network of ingenious kids building alongside each other.
See what's insideIngenious projects that inspire kids to make things — until they find the thing only they could make.
$99 a month — four projects for each kid.
Or one project, $39 — without subscription.
7-day money-back guarantee — one click in your account.
Everything you're wondering
The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.
— Plutarch
Give them a studio.