How to draw a sea turtle
Six steps, one pencil, about ten minutes — then animate it. A new guide lands every week.
Ingenious AI Projects for Kids 6–13
Make movies, games, podcasts,and magazines with AI.
Kubrio is where kids learn to create with AI. Your kid comes up with the idea, makes the choices, and directs the tools. AI helps build it, and Claire, your family's learning coach, helps them decide what to make next.
Free guides, no account needed. Membership is $29 a week.
The Monster Movie
The Halloween Mystery
The Ghost Story
The studios
Four studios, one for each thing your kid wants to make.
Each studio makes something your family can watch, play, listen to, or read. Your kid makes the decisions. AI helps turn them into the finished piece.
This season: The Monster Movie Animation Studio
Open nowDraw a character on paper, tell the story, and make an animated movie that stars your drawing.
Explore Animation Studio
An illustration of a kid designing a game in Game Studio Game Studio
Open nowDraw the hero and the villain, give them power cards, and build the rooms of a game your family can play.
Explore Game Studio
The Book Show, an episode made at Kubrio this summer Podcast Studio
Opens November 23Write your own questions and interview a guest from history, voiced by AI, in an episode your family can hear.
Explore Podcast Studio
Rax the Crayon, a comic made at Kubrio this summer Magazine Studio
Open nowDraw the pictures, write the words, and publish a magazine other kids can read.
Explore Magazine Studio
One project, start to finish
From an idea to a finished film.
This is how a film gets made in Animation Studio. Each step says who does it.
- Your kid
Your kid draws the star on paper and gives it a name.
- Your kidAI
Your kid tells the story, typed or out loud. Tek, the studio's AI producer, turns it into a storyboard.
- Your kid
Your kid fixes any panel, or swaps in a drawing of their own.
- Your kid
Your kid picks who talks in each scene and gives them one line, or chooses music only.
- AIYour kid
The studio shoots each scene from the storyboard. Your kid keeps the take or shoots it again.
- Your kid
Your kid names the film and makes the poster. The film premieres in their portfolio.
The learning coach
A coach who helps them take the next step.
Claire is your family's AI learning coach. Once a week, at a time you choose, she has a short voice check-in with your kid about what they're making and helps them pick one goal. You read the summary in your parent dashboard.
While your kid makes, the thinking partners Krea, Tek, and Brio help inside the studios: they ask questions and help work through a problem. Claire connects the work across projects.
Krea
Tek
Brio
"You made two films with strong characters. This week, want to try an ending nobody sees coming?"
Free guides
Something your kid can make today, free.
Draw a ghost. Make a program repeat. Give AI a clear instruction. Each free guide needs no account, and each one points to a studio project for when your kid wants to make something bigger.
Find the loop bug
Every block is right. One of them is in the wrong place.
How to draw a sea monster
A long neck, two humps, and a wavy sea — six steps, about ten minutes, then animate it.
How to draw an airplaneHow to draw a dolphinHow to draw a beeLoops and events together — World 3Can a loop make a pattern? — World 3
The cards show the newest guides. This row updates as new ones land.
This season · Spooky Season, September to November
Spooky Season: 10 projects, one a week.
Four scary films are open in Animation Studio now, one genre a week. A podcast follows as its studio opens in November.
Next: The Ghost Story, September 28Demo Week · December 1–7
For parents
What you see as a parent.
- The finished work. Everything your kid finishes stays in their portfolio. When a film premieres, you get an email with a link to watch it.
- Claire's notes. A summary of each check-in lands in your parent dashboard, and Claire writes you a note each week.
- Your approval first. Other Kubrio kids can see finished work inside Kubrio. Nothing goes on the open web unless you approve a public link.
What they walk away with
A project a week. 52 scary-good projects a year.
By Halloween night your kid has a scary movie, a hunt the family played, a field guide, and a wall of monsters to show. By next Halloween, fifty-two finished things.
The portfolioSelected work
The Sneezing Ghost
Scary movie
The Haunted Hallway
Hunt the family played
Creatures of the Night
Field guide
Pumpkin, ghost, bat
Drawings
Oobleck
Experiment
The Silence Before
Film guide, finished
A portfolio to keepAn always-on AI crewA coach in ClaireA safe place to createA global community
Spooky reading
Spooky reading for parents
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New every week.
Membership
Four studios, a learning coach, one family membership.
Membership covers every kid in your family: the studios, the thinking partners inside them, and Claire's weekly check-ins. Everything your kids make stays theirs.
Animation Studio, Game Studio, and Magazine Studio are open now. Podcast Studio opens November 23 and joins your membership that day.
- $29 a week
- $99 a month
- $249 every 3 months
Founding families pay $17 for the first week.
Playing, watching, reading, and listening are free.
Seven days to change your mind — one click, full refund.
Questions parents ask
Parent questions
Kids 6 to 13. Every project page lists its age range, so you can see what fits before your kid starts.
You set up the account and choose when Claire checks in. Your kid makes the project. Some younger kids like a grown-up nearby for their first one.
Your kid decides: the characters, the story, what changes, and when it's done. AI helps turn those decisions into the finished piece. In Animation Studio, Tek turns your kid's story into a storyboard, and the studio shoots the scenes your kid planned. Each studio page says which part is which.
Yes. Kubrio is a kid-only space with no ads and no open internet. Other kids see finished work inside Kubrio, and nothing goes on the open web unless you approve a public link. You can see everything your kid makes.
A device with a browser. For Animation Studio, also paper, something to draw with, and a camera to snap the drawing.
Yes. Making is $29 a week for the whole family, or $99 a month, or $249 every 3 months. Cancel anytime, and everything your kids make stays theirs. Playing, watching, reading, and listening are free for every verified parent.