What's the difference between the Kubrio studio and Sprints?

Kubrio gives your kid two ways to make things — the studio and Sprints — and one family membership covers both. They're not different products. They're two rhythms for the same thing: building real things a kid is proud of.

The studio: free-style making

The studio is open and self-directed. Your kid picks whatever they want to build next and works at their own pace — no deadline, no crowd, no clock. Some weeks that's a film, some weeks a comic, some weeks a tiny business. It's the place for a kid to follow their own curiosity wherever it goes. See what your kid actually does and the apps they build with.

Sprints: a deadline and a little competition

Sprints add momentum. A Sprint is a real project built inside a focused week, with a clear finish line and a bit of friendly competition alongside kids around the world. The deadline pulls a project to done; the company of other young makers makes it exciting. The first one is Summer Sprints — eight real projects across one summer.

Same kind of making as the studio. Just with a clock and a crew.

One membership, always the kid's call

You don't choose between them, and you don't pay extra for Sprints — one membership covers both. Your kid decides which fits the week. Want quiet, open-ended building? The studio. Want a deadline and some friendly heat? A Sprint. Both end the same way: a real thing your kid made and keeps, with their name on it. AI amplifies the work; the hand stays the hero.

New to all of this? Start with what Kubrio is.