A screen your child makes things on.
Short video courses that put real AI tools in a 7–13 year old's hands and walk them, step by step, to a finished thing — a cartoon, a comic, a book — they can show anyone.
Right now your child watches other people's stories for hours a day.
This week, they make one.
Every course is built the same way: short lessons, a presenter who actually pauses and waits while your child tries it, and a finished thing at the end that goes into their portfolio. Not worksheets, and not an adult course with a cartoon logo on it.
How it works
- Watch a short lesson. Pip explains one idea, shows it being done, then stops the video and hands over.
- Make the thing. The tools sit right underneath the video — no accounts, no downloads, no credit card in a child's hands.
- Keep it. Everything lands in their Creator Portfolio, and you get a monthly note about what they made.
The courses
1 available now, 7 more on the way. Everything new is included in the $19.99 plan.
- AI Cartoon Creator$9.99
Invent a character, keep it consistent, put it in a story, and finish an animated cartoon.
They finish with: A finished animated cartoon, starring a character they invented - Comic Book StudioNovember 2026
Panels, speech bubbles, pacing and page layout — the craft of telling a story in pictures.
- How AI Actually WorksDecember 2026
No maths. What a model really is, why it gets hands wrong, where it is confidently wrong, and what it cannot do.
- Design a Game CharacterPlanned
Turnarounds, item design and box art — the way a real studio builds a character before anyone animates it.
- Write and Illustrate a BookPlanned
Plot, characters, chapters and pictures. The AI helps; the story stays theirs.
- Sticker Pack & MerchPlanned
Icons, silhouettes and why simple reads better — design thinking disguised as making stickers.
- Voice & Sound StudioPlanned
Give a character a voice, build sound effects, and direct a scene with their ears instead of their eyes.
- Your Own Animated ShortPlanned
Shot planning, movement and timing — turning still pictures into thirty seconds that actually move.
What it costs
Three ways in. Two of them charge you once and never again.
- Lesson 1 of any released course
- Yours to keep and rewatch — a purchase, not a trial
- Nothing renews. There is no second charge.
- Every lesson in one course, permanently
- Including lessons added to it later
- Already paid the $1? It comes off — you pay $8.99.
- Nothing renews. There is no second charge.
- Every course on the platform
- Every new course the moment it ships
- Cancel in one click; you keep the month you paid for
Which one, honestly? With 1 course released today, buying a single course outright is the better arithmetic for most families, and we would rather say so than sell you a subscription you would work out for yourself in a fortnight. The $19.99 plan is for people who want the next few courses as they land — and you can move up to it whenever that becomes true.
Questions parents actually ask
- What if my child loses interest?
- They will, sometimes — they are children, and enthusiasm for anything comes and goes. That is exactly why a course is a purchase and not a subscription. When you buy a course it is yours permanently, so if they put it down for three months and pick it up again on a rainy Sunday in February, it is still there, still theirs, with everything they already made waiting in their portfolio. You are not paying for the weeks nobody opened it, and there is nothing to cancel and re-buy.
- Is the $1 a trial that turns into something?
- No. It is a one-time payment for Lesson 1 and it converts into nothing. No card is kept on file for a later charge, no date is set, and no email will arrive telling you a membership is about to start. If you want more, you come back and buy it on purpose.
- Is the AI safe for my child?
- This is the reason we built it. All generation runs through our servers with content filtering, your child never creates an account on a third-party AI tool, and nothing they make is public unless you opt into the showcase gallery.
- What is the difference between $9.99 and $19.99?
- $9.99 buys one course outright and it never expires. $19.99 a month unlocks every course at once, including ones that do not exist yet, and stops when you cancel. If you only want the cartoon course, buy the cartoon course.
- Does my child need to download anything?
- No. It runs in a browser. A Chromebook or an iPad is fine.
- What ages is this for?
- Built for 7–13. Younger children usually want a parent nearby for the first two lessons. Older kids run it alone.
- How do I cancel the $19.99 plan?
- One click in your account, or reply to any email we send you. It takes about five seconds and we do not try to talk you out of it. One-time course purchases have nothing to cancel.