Is Kubrio good for after school?

After school, most kids default to a screen they watch or another worksheet. Kubrio is a third option: a project your kid makes at home, a little at a time, until it's finished and has their name on it.

What your kid makes

Every project starts on paper. Your kid draws the character, the hero, or the robot, snaps a photo, and then directs AI to finish the piece. Your kid makes the decisions. AI helps build the result.

There are four studios: Animation Studio for movies, Game Studio for games, Comic Studio for comics, and Robotics Studio for robots, which is in beta. See how Kubrio works.

For a kid who wants to learn the craft first, Learn has short voiced courses like how to make a movie. The drawing guides and Code with Blocks guides are free, with no account, and they work as a quick after-school activity on their own.

It fits the after-school hour

There's no class to log into and no schedule. Projects never expire, so there's nothing to fall behind on. Your kid can start after a snack, work for a while, and stop at a good place.

When a project is finished, it premieres: it gets its own public page that family and friends can open. That gives the week's work an ending and an audience. You and your kid can make any project private anytime.

Low lift for working parents

You set up the account and pick a plan. Your kid makes the project. There's no lesson for you to teach and no prep. Some younger kids like a grown-up nearby for their first one.

Kubrio is kid-only, with no ads and no open internet. Your parent dashboard shows everything your kid makes, and you get an email when a project premieres. See safety.

Your job is small: look at what they made, and be the audience when they show you.