Every project puts your kid in the maker's chair.
Kubrio is a subscription of ingenious AI projects for kids 6–13, where kids make real digital things — games, magazines, films, podcasts — and finish them: publish a manga, direct a short film, launch a game other kids can play, run a $1M paper fund — with new projects added every week. Your kid picks what to make next; nobody assigns it.
There are two kinds of projects for kids. The first kind ends on the fridge door. The second kind ends as a real thing other kids can read, watch, or play: a magazine, a game, a film, an episode. Kubrio makes the second kind. Kids make them by directing the same AI the pros use.
The Spooky Season · September to November
The Spooky Season has begun.
Three projects made for Halloween night land in October: a scary movie your kid directs, a haunted-house hunt the family plays, and a field guide to the real creatures behind the costumes. Every other project on this page stays open all season. Halloween night is October 31, and Demo Week is December 1–7.
Coming this seasonDirect a 9-Shot Scary Movie for Halloween Night
a scary movie in nine shots, starring their drawn monster, screened with the lights off
Coming this seasonBuild a Haunted-House Hunt Your Family Plays on Halloween Night
a playable hunt through their own home, with their clues and a treat
Coming this seasonPublish a Creatures of the Night Notebook
an illustrated night notebook of the real animals behind Halloween
Bring a Spooky Drawing to Life
a pumpkin, a vampire, or a ghost that moves. Draw it, snap it, watch it.
48 kids finished this
Make a Manga: My Pet Is Secretly a Superhero
your first manga issue — your real pet, secret powers
Make an Animated Movie from Your Drawings
a real multi-scene film, stitched from your own drawings
10 kids finished this
Direct “Pantheon Launch Day” in Ancient Greece
a real movie set in Ancient Greece — you cast it, shoot it, premiere it
Go On Air About the Book You Just Read
a real published episode — YOU are the guest
Publish “All My Heroes” — or YOUR HEROES Comics
a magazine about the heroes you create
Create your own "Legends Magazine"
a real magazine about your hero — packed with wow facts
Make a Jigsaw Puzzle from Your Own Picture
a jigsaw other kids can solve, from a picture they design
Make a Cute Coloring Book
a printable coloring book about their favorite thing, with how-to-draw pages
Color Your City
a coloring book of their city's icons — buses, bridges and all
Remake the Odyssey, Your Style
their own short-film version of the Odyssey
Create a “Find Your Words” Game Your Friends Can Play
a Scrabble-style word game filled with their own words, for friends to play
Coming this seasonMake a Magazine of Festivals Around the World
an illustrated magazine of festivals, opening with the one in your family
Coming this seasonMake a Halloween Drawing Book Other Kids Can Draw From
a how-to-draw book of spooky things, built from their own drawings
Coming this seasonMake the Halloween Anthem Your Family Sings at the Door
an original Halloween song about their own family, for playing at the door
Coming this seasonInterview Alfred Hitchcock, the Master of Suspense
an interview episode with Alfred Hitchcock, their questions and his answers
Coming this seasonMake a Scary Coloring Book
a printable coloring book of spooky things, with how-to-draw pages
Coming this seasonDirect a 9-Shot Scary Movie for Halloween Night
a scary movie in nine shots, starring their drawn monster, screened with the lights off
Sail Darwin's Voyage to the Galápagos
an explorer's journal with all 30 animals Darwin discovered
Explain How Things Really Work
an illustrated explainer of the machine they're most curious about
Look Inside the Human Body
an illustrated guide to what's inside us, one organ at a time
Make a World Map Guessing Game
a geography guessing game other kids can play
Make a Science Bingo Game
a bingo game about the animals or science topic they choose
Make Your Own Encyclopedia
an illustrated mini encyclopedia of the subject they know best
Make a Human Body Jigsaw
a jigsaw of the human body, in the style they design
Coming this seasonPublish a Witch's Brew Slime Lab Report
a lab card other kids open, cook from, and try to disprove
Coming soonInterview Marie Curie, the First Woman to Win a Nobel Prize
an interview episode with Marie Curie — their questions, her answers
Coming this seasonPublish a Creatures of the Night Notebook
an illustrated night notebook of the real animals behind Halloween
Create a Rescue Mission Game Other Kids Can Play
your own grid logic game — live for other kids to play
Pick 5 Real Companies for Your $1M Fund
a real portfolio of companies you actually know
Create Your Own Mini Robot Simulator
a mini robot they design, then drive around in its own simulator
Make Your Own Trivia Game
a trivia game on the subject they know best, for others to play
Design a Cardboard Build Kit
step-by-step build instructions for a cardboard machine they invent
Make Money Puzzles
a set of money puzzles their friends can try to crack
Interview Leonardo da Vinci, the GOAT of Inventors
an interview episode with Leonardo da Vinci — their questions, his answers
Make Your Own Multiplication Game
a multiplication game their friends can play — their theme, their rules
Wire Up Your Own Circuit Simulator
a working circuit they wire themselves — flip the switches, watch it run
Create Your Own Invention Codex
an illustrated codex of the inventions they crown the greatest ever made
Coming this seasonBuild a Haunted-House Hunt Your Family Plays on Halloween Night
a playable hunt through their own home, with their clues and a treat
Coming this seasonMake a Spooky Trivia Game the Family Plays on Halloween Night
a spooky-facts trivia round the family plays at the door
Coming this seasonWire a Haunted House Control Board for Halloween Night
a haunted-house control board other kids can flip the switches on
By what they make
Skills kids build
The same shelf, sorted by what your kid gets better at.
The portfolio
Finished work doesn’t go in a folder.
Every project your kid finishes is published to their own portfolio — dated, titled, and theirs to keep. One project at a time, that portfolio becomes a body of real work: films, issues, games, episodes, a fund. In a year, your kid doesn’t have a report card. They have a shelf of things they made, with their name on the cover.