Pixelkids is an AI playground for kids.
Your kid types an idea. AI builds it. Your kid plays it, finds what’s broken, and asks for the fix. That’s the skill.
First 50 families · No credit card · Limited spots
“If AI is going to be part of my nephew’s future, I don’t want him using it for shortcuts. I want him to use it to think better, create more, and build things he’s proud of.”
I’m Eugene. I built Pixelkids for my 11-year-old nephew Zell— the kind of kid already asking ChatGPT to do his homework.
Pixelkids gives kids guided quests where they build real things with AI. Stickers, mini-movies, browser games, money plans. Saved in their gallery, shown to you.
Same kid, same idea, three tries. Pixelkids teaches them to look at what came back, decide what's missing, and ask for the next thing. The actual skill of using AI well.
Try 1“a cat”
Generic. The kid sees what came back and decides. Cute, but kinda boring. Let’s give it a vibe.
Try 2“make it a fluffy orange cat on a wooden floor”
Better. They added a color and a setting. But still feels safe. Let’s go weirder.
Try 3“an orange cat wearing a crown, sitting on a stack of pancakes”
There. The kid just learned subject + style + setting + personality. The prompt-craft fundamentals.
Every quest ends with something they made. A sticker pack, game, mini movie, money plan, or creative project saved to their own gallery. Over time, you are not just seeing “activity.” You are seeing proof of how your child thinks, creates, and grows.
A snake game, a flappy clone, an obby. Kid describes the rules, AI writes the code, kid plays it instantly in the same window.
Bubble tea cart, allowance investing, business pitch. Kid simulates real money decisions in a safe sandbox. Learns margin + compound interest by name.
Daily questions, three teachers, anchored to your kid's grade level (P1–P6 Singapore syllabus). The tutor walks them through. Never just hands over the answer.
10 questions per subject, every day.
Math, English, Science. Easy → hard within each set. The tutor walks them through if they're stuck. Streaks count when they finish 5+. Like Duolingo, for school subjects.
Master a topic, unlock a trophy.
5+ correct answers on a topic at 80%+ = MASTERED. The trophy lands in their case with confetti. 233 syllabus-anchored topics. So “mastered” actually means something.
Each subject gets its own personality.
Math is structured. English is patient. Science is curious. Each tutor has its own pedagogy and pacing. Not one bot pretending to know everything.
I made pictures of dragons doing crazy stuff. Then I made a few videos. One got 1.3k views on YouTube. I thought it was really cool to make a video without anything!
He'll spend an hour making stuff, then 20 minutes on the math tutor. Weekdays I lock the video and image generator so that he can focus on his homework and learning with tutor AI. The fact that I CAN lock it is the part that sold me.
I usually do the math and science quests after school. If I finish, I can chat with Pixelkids about whatever. Yesterday I actually learned more about what AI!
What sold me — one app, not five. Math today, English tomorrow, video on the weekend. Even ChatGPT doesn't do video. And the safety side, I'm not babysitting the screen.
Real beta families · names + photos used with parent permission
Per-subject mastery. What's clicking, what needs help. A Sunday morning email summary with the signals that matter. Emails stay signal-only — the full chats live in your dashboard, there when you want them, never in your inbox.
worth chatting with Zell about Word problems — only 33% right on 3 tries.
hey gene
here's zell's week in 30 seconds.
mastered this week
worth chatting about
Word problemsin math — only 33% right on 3 tries. He's reading too fast and skipping the setup. Ask him to read it twice next time.
See exactly what's nailed vs. what needs help.
Real topic names from the Singapore syllabus. 233 of them. So when you ask “how’s fractions going?” the answer is right there in the dashboard, not vague “making progress.”
What they learned, what's tricky. 30-second skim.
Mastered topics + one “worth chatting about” nudge per kid. Skip-empty if they had a quiet week. We don’t spam you with “your kid did nothing.”
Real flags. No false alarms.
If your kid types something concerning, you get a calm email same day — just the category, the moment, and what to do next, never the raw message. The full chat is in your dashboard if you want to read it.
Branded characters, weapons, scary scenes, copyrighted IP. Caught before the AI tries to render them. Even cartoon depictions of children are blocked at the model level.
Decide which tracks your kid can use. Hide Make Videos until you're ready. Unlock Moolah only when they're old enough. Per-kid, per-track, your call. Anytime.
Each kid has their own 4-digit passcode for the app. Settings and parent dashboard live behind a separate parent PIN. Even if your kid finds your laptop unlocked, the controls stay yours.
We never train AI models on your kid’s data. Anthropic, Gemini, and BytePlus all run under no-training enterprise contracts. Your kid’s creations belong to your family.
Pixelkids walks kids through the answer instead of handing it over. The MOE-aligned tutor uses Socratic teaching across math, English, and science.
Pre-flight filters block branded characters, weapons, risky asks. AI can't render kids, even cartoons. Allow-list parents only.
Every quest ends with something your kid can show: stickers, videos, mini-games, money plans. All in their gallery.
Things parents ask before signing up. If your question isn't here, email hello@pixelkids.co.
mastered this week
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