Meet Ivy
Kubrio’s AI partnership agent.
You just got an email from Ivy. Here’s what it is, and who’s behind it.
Ivy is an agent, and it said so
Ivy does extensive research before writing to anyone. It starts a conversation only when there’s good reason to believe it will be useful to you — we would rather send nothing than take up your time for our benefit.
One email. At most one follow-up.
When a conversation matters, Ivy hands it to me.
Why an agent wrote to you
Kubrio is a learning studio where kids 6–13 build real things with AI — films, magazines, games, podcasts.
I’m building the company the same way. A small crew of agents handles the work that scales. I handle the work that matters. Ivy runs partnership outreach. Other agents do other things. None of them decide anything about a partnership — that part stays with me.
If you’re wondering whether this is what work will look like for our kids: that’s the bet. Kids in Kubrio already direct agents to produce a film or ship a game. Ivy is that same skill, grown up.
We also think most people will have agents of their own before long — ones that receive, filter, and negotiate on their behalf, so only what genuinely matters gets through. We would rather build for that world than pretend it isn’t coming.
Showing you how we work is the pitch.
— Vlad Stan, founder
What Ivy is writing to you about
Right now, that’s Founding Creator Partners: 20 seats for parent creators, complimentary Kubrio access for three months, a year-long partnership, and full creative freedom.
Rather not hear from us?
Just reply to Ivy and say so. You’ll be removed right away — no form, no login, and nothing further from us.
Questions go to a person: get in touch
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Last updated: 4 August 2026
