Every school is scrambling to figure out AI. Tekku skips the theory. Your kid picks a real project, directs the AI step by step, and ships something they can show their friends.
Ages 10–13 · No experience needed · COPPA compliant · No credit card
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THE FIRST SESSION
Not an assignment. Your kid chooses what to build — a fan site, a logo, a chatbot that tells terrible jokes. Whatever they actually care about.
They describe what they want. Tekku's AI Coach shows them how to be specific — not by lecturing, but by showing what changes when they sharpen the request. That's the skill.
This is the Glass Box. Most AI tools are black boxes. Your kid sees every reasoning step — what the AI considered, what it rejected, and why. They're not just getting a result. They're watching how it was built.
Your kid is making real-time decisions — "change the color," "make the header bigger," "add a section about my team." They're directing, not watching.
A live link they can text to a friend. Not a simulation. Not a grade. Something they built, that works, that they own.
THE GLASS BOX
Every other AI tool is a black box. Your kid types a question, gets an answer, and has no idea what happened in between. That's not learning. That's autopilot.
Tekku's Glass Box cracks it open. When your kid gives the AI a direction, the Glass Box shows them the full reasoning chain:
Your kid doesn't just get the output. They see the thinking. They learn to ask: “Why did it do that? What if I asked differently? What would change?”
That's the difference between using a calculator and understanding math. Over time, your kid develops a mental model of how AI actually works — not from a textbook, but from watching it reason.
INSIDE THE APP
Watch every reasoning step the AI takes. Not a black box.
Six traits. Real data. Watch your kid’s skills evolve.
Live links. Real projects. Not simulations.
THE ENGAGEMENT QUESTION
We get it. You've bought the coding app they opened twice. The STEM kit still in the box. The Duolingo streak that died on day four.
Here's what's different:
A fan site for their favorite YouTuber? Great. A chatbot that roasts their sibling? Sure. Motivation comes from caring about the outcome.
Not a lesson. Not a quiz. A thing that exists on the internet, that they can share. Try getting a kid to stop building something their friends can actually see.
No grades. No progress bars that feel like homework disguised as a game. Just projects, choices, and the feeling of "I made this."
One session. One YouTube episode of time, except they walk away with something they built.
THE SCREEN TIME QUESTION
Yes. It's screen time. But there's a difference between screen time that takes from your kid and screen time that gives them something.
We're not pretending this isn't a screen. We're saying what happens on that screen matters. Your kid is making decisions, solving problems, and shipping real things — not consuming.
One or two sessions a week. The parent dashboard tracks every minute.
No coding. No AI experience. No “tech kid” prerequisite. If they can describe what they want — even badly — they can start. The first mission is fully guided. By mission three, they're building on their own.
THEY STARTED EARLY
The next generation of builders isn't waiting until college. They're starting now.
Founded Zollipops, a sugar-free candy company now in 25,000+ stores
Saw a problem, built a product, scaled it.
Created CoderBunnyz, a coding board game. Presented to Google, Microsoft, and Obama.
Taught herself to code, then taught others.
Built Me & the Bees Lemonade into a national brand with a Whole Foods deal.
Turned a school project into a real business.
Founded Mo's Bows, a handmade bow tie company. Landed a deal on Shark Tank.
Found what he loved, made it his business.
These kids didn't have AI. Your kid does. Imagine what they'll build when they can direct it.
MISSION PATH
10 missions. About 8–10 weeks at 1–2 sessions per week. Each mission ends with something real.
New missions added monthly. Every mission ends with something your kid built and owns. This isn't homework. It's making things.
BUILT FOR PARENTS
Verified parental consent. No data sold. Ever.
What they built, how their prompting improved, which skills grew. Delivered to your inbox every Sunday.
Every mission transcript, prompt by prompt. See exactly what they asked and what the AI produced.
All AI interactions scoped to structured missions. No open chatbot. No unsupervised conversations.
Six traits tracked over time: Creative Thinking, Precision, Systems Thinking, Prototyping, Collaboration, Debugging. Watch your kid grow.
You set the time limits. You control the content boundaries. Full interaction history, always.
ALL PLANS INCLUDE COPPA COMPLIANCE, CONTENT MODERATION, AND PARENT DASHBOARD. CANCEL ANYTIME.
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