Off the screen. Into the build.
Why we're building it
The hardest part of doing a hands-on project with your kid isn't the building — it's figuring out what to build with what you actually have.
Pinterest has a million ideas, but half need supplies you don't own and instructions written for adults.
DIY STEM solves the starting problem: your kid tells the AI what's around the house — cardboard, rubber bands, a plastic bottle, tape — and gets back one specific project, designed for them, with steps they can follow. They build it. They photograph it.
Then the app explains the science behind what just happened — why the bridge held weight, why the balloon car moved, what made the catapult launch farther at that angle. The science arrives after the fun, not before. We built this because in a studio full of screen-based apps, we wanted one that puts the phone down in two minutes and puts something real in your kid's hands.
Join the waiting list to get early access to Hands On and the rest of the Kubrio studio — every app, every kid, one family membership.