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, comics, films — and finish them: publish a manga, direct a short film, launch a game other kids can play — 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 comic, 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
Four scary genres, one a week. Your kid's drawing is the star.
A monster movie, a ghost story, a spooky comedy, and a Halloween mystery, one a week. Your kid draws the cast on paper and makes each film in the Animation Studio. The comics and the escape game are open too. Halloween night is October 31 .

Make a monster movie
a 45-second animated film with your monster as the star

Make a ghost story
a 2-minute animated ghost story in eight scenes, with your ghost and your haunted house

Make a spooky comedy
a 45-second animated comedy where your monster fails to scare someone three times

Make a Halloween mystery
a 2-minute animated whodunit in eight scenes, with a clue in every part
New this seasonMake a monster movie
a 45-second animated film with your monster as the star
New this seasonMake a ghost story
a 2-minute animated ghost story in eight scenes, with your ghost and your haunted house
New this seasonMake a spooky comedy
a 45-second animated comedy where your monster fails to scare someone three times
New this seasonMake a Halloween mystery
a 2-minute animated whodunit in eight scenes, with a clue in every part

Make a big friendly monster movie
a 45-second animated film where everyone runs from your giant monster, until they learn what it wants

Make a ghost-in-the-attic story
a 2-minute animated ghost story in eight scenes, with your ghost and your attic

Make a superhero comedy
a 45-second animated comedy where your hero's power goes wrong three times

Make a cupcake mystery
a 2-minute animated whodunit in eight scenes, with a clue in every part

The Night Light Is Out
an 8-page comic about being brave, built from their own drawings

The Robot Who Lost Its Beep
an 8-page comic about being kind, built from their own drawings

Last Kid on the Team
an 8-page comic about never giving up, built from their own drawings

A Monster Moved Into My Closet
a funny 8-page comic, built from their own drawings
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.

