Young Founders

Every parent says they want their kid to learn "real-world skills." But most of what passes for that is vocabulary — supply and demand on a worksheet, entrepreneurship as a chapter in a textbook.

Young Founders takes a different approach. Your kid has an idea — selling bracelets, drawing commissions, a lemonade stand — and an AI co-founder helps them actually try it. Not a simulation. The real thing.

Who would buy this? What does it cost to make? How is yours different from what's already out there? Let's make a sign. Let's figure out pricing. Let's see what happens. Most attempts won't turn into a real business, and that's fine.

A kid who tried to sell something, learned why it didn't work, and decided what to do next has practiced more real-world thinking in a week than most curricula cover in a year.

We wanna build this because agency isn't something you teach in a lesson. It's something a kid develops by trying something real and seeing what happens.