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Your kid won’t just play games. They’ll make them

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An app for ages 5–9Learns real codeNo ads, no strangers
The mushroom's rule: when Kip bumps it, bounce him up 4

What is it?

A game maker for kids, on iPad, iPhone and the web. They play real levels, fix what’s broken and make games of their own.

How a lesson works

What will they learn?

Real coding ideas, from events and loops to variables and if-statements, built as rules out of pictures.

What they learn

Is it safe?

No ads, no chat, no real names. A grown-up approves every purchase and every friend.

Safety and privacy

What does it cost?

Free to start, then $79.99 a year after a 14-day trial. One plan covers up to four kids.

Pricing

Fix the mushroom and get Kip to the star

The demo: Springy Meadow in play beside the mushroom's rule, its number and the first goal

How a lesson works

  1. 1 Play

    They play a real level. Something is missing, or something is broken.

  2. 2 Peek

    They open the game’s brain and watch each rule light up as it fires.

  3. 3 Fix

    They fix the broken rule. The game itself checks the fix, not a quiz.

  4. 4 Make

    They put what they learned into their own copy of the game, then play it.

Made for parents

We never

  • Show ads, or let ad trackers into the kids’ app
  • Let a kid chat or type to anyone
  • Ask for a kid’s real name or photo
  • Use outside analytics in the kids’ app
  • Sell or share what your family does

You can

  • Approve every purchase, link and friend group
  • Share their games with family by link
  • See what they made and learned in GCC Parents
  • Ask us to delete everything, any time
  • Cancel the plan any time

Safety and privacy in fullThe privacy notice

Your first two weeks

  1. Day 1Play free, no card
  2. First gameYou choose: trial or free
  3. Day 7A progress report
  4. Day 12A reminder with the price
  5. Day 14The plan starts, or not

No countdowns, no fake discounts, no threats about losing their games.The trial, day by day

Free to start

  • The first lessons and their first game, no card
  • 14 days free for the first three games and all twelve lessons
  • Cancel any time, and they keep every game they made
See every plan
Yearly$79.99a year, after 14 days freeMonthly$9.99a monthLifetime$149.99onceOne plan covers up to four kids

Questions

Is it really coding?

Yes. Kids write rules as picture sentences: WHEN something happens, IF something is true, DO these steps. Those are events, conditions and sequences, the same ideas a programmer uses every day. Once they’ve used an idea, the app gives them its real name: “Coders call this an if-statement.”

What age is it for?

Five to nine. Everything a kid touches is a picture and one plain word, so they don’t need to read yet. Kids climb by what they’ve mastered, not by their age.

What does the free trial include?

The first three games with all twelve lessons, Brain view, up to three saved games and family share links. It’s 14 days free, then $79.99 a year. Monthly ($9.99) and lifetime ($149.99) are on the same screen.

What if we cancel?

They keep the free lessons and every game they made: all playable, one editable. We remind you on day 12 with the price and how to cancel. No countdowns, no fake discounts.

Can my kid talk to strangers?

No. There’s no chat, and nothing a kid types reaches anyone. Kids share games with family by link, and play with friends only after a grown-up on each side says yes.

When can we get it?

It isn’t in the App Store yet: it comes out in December. Leave your email and we’ll send one message on launch day, then delete your address.

Every question, and how to reach us