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algo.kids

Make your kids masters of algorithms

Kids aged 3 to 17 describe an app, watch it appear and then peel back the layers to see how it works.

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The problem

Describe it.Watch it appear.Then find out how itworks.

Coding classes for kids start with syntax and lose them before anything moves on screen. algo.kids flips the order. Kids build first, then open up what they built and learn the algorithm underneath.

The product

algo.kids, top to bottom.

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How it works

Three moves, start to finish.

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UIButtons, score
LogicCatch rule
DataHigh score
AICat brain
Canvas
15:00
Waiting for your idea
01

Say what you want to build

A kid types or says "a game where a cat catches donuts". No setup, no blank editor, no install day.

02

Play it in 15 minutes

The canvas draws the game and the timer proves the point: first working game within 15 minutes. XP lands as they play and parents see the activity log.

03

Peel back the layers

Lift the canvas and the UI, Logic, Data and AI layers slide out. Four worlds carry them from voice creation at age 3 to shipping real apps by 17.

Proof

Numbers from the live product.

0 minto a first working game
0worlds from age 3 to 17
$0per month on Forge

Who it is for

Built for the people doing the work.

Parents of kids aged 3 to 17
Families with more than one young builder
Schools and coding clubs buying by the seat
Pricingalgo.kids

Free. Forge $12/mo or $99/yr. Family $19/mo. Schools $4 per seat.

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