01EVERYDAY SUPERPOWERS
Computer Confidence
Make technology feel familiar. Explore computer parts, organise files, create digital work and practise safer internet habits.
A BIG FUTURE STARTS WITH A LITTLE CURIOSITY
Help your child become a capable creator with technology. From their first keyboard skills to their first lines of code, every small project is a chance to say, “I can do this.”

Learning that becomes something real.
FOUR PATHS. THEIR OWN WAY FORWARD.
Start with what your child needs today. Choose one or more learning paths for each child, and grow their skills one step at a time.
01EVERYDAY SUPERPOWERS
Make technology feel familiar. Explore computer parts, organise files, create digital work and practise safer internet habits.
02CONFIDENCE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Join Pip for playful keyboard practice. Build good finger habits, then work on accuracy and speed at your own pace.
03BIG IDEAS, COLOURFUL BLOCKS
Turn stories and game ideas into creations. Learn sequences, decisions and loops by making things move.
04REAL CODE, REAL POSSIBILITIES
Start with your first lines of code. Grow through functions, data, APIs and themed projects toward a capstone of your own.
Each learning path has its own subscription. Parents choose the paths for each child in their family workspace.
SMALL STEPS, MEANINGFUL PROGRESS
Children deserve to understand what they’re doing—and why. Our lessons connect clear explanations with a chance to try things for themselves.
Short learning goals, relatable examples and clear success criteria.
Interactive activities, guided projects and room to experiment.
Quick checks and skill tests help reveal what’s clicking and what needs practice.
Advancement is based on skills: pass a level’s skill test to unlock the next level, without completing every activity.
THEIR WORKSPACE. YOUR WINDOW INTO IT.
See what your child is learning, the work they’re creating and where they need more practice—all from your parent account.
“I found the keys myself.”Everyday independence
“I fixed my program.”Logical thinking and persistence
“I know when to ask for help.”Thoughtful digital habits
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
No. Computer Confidence and Learn to Type build everyday foundations. Scratch introduces coding visually, and Python starts with the basics. Choose a starting point that fits your child.
You create a parent account with your email, then add each child with their own username and password. Children do not need an email account. You can choose more than one learning path per child.
Use a laptop or desktop with an up-to-date web browser and an internet connection. A physical keyboard is recommended for typing and coding. The learning studios run in the browser.
Yes, you can create an account for the pilot. Use sample child names while testing. Paid checkout and path prices are being prepared; account creation does not charge you. The registration form explains the current pilot limitations.
THEIR NEXT “I DID IT!” STARTS HERE
Give your child a place to explore, practise and build something they’re proud to show you.
Create a parent accountCurrently in pilot. Path pricing and paid checkout are being prepared.
Creating an account does not start a paid subscription.