Kids learn AI by playing.
Six adventure worlds teach your child how AI really works: training data, patterns, prompts, and staying safe online. Ten minutes a day, guided by Robo.
Designed by a team of 50 professors from elite UK universities
Every mission is built and reviewed by leading academics in AI and education, so your child learns from a curriculum grounded in real expertise.
Three age groups, one growing journey
Each path is tuned to how learners think at that age, growing in depth as they do. Foundation is playable right now in open beta.
First steps into AI through playful, story-driven missions and visual challenges.
Ten minutes a day, three simple steps
Six worlds. Twelve weeks.
One confident kid.
Written with primary-school teachers and mapped to digital-literacy standards. Each world is 12 missions, each mission one idea.
Want to know how I learned that?
A teacher who never runs out of patience
Robo explains, asks questions, gets things wrong on purpose, and celebrates every win. Kids teach Robo, and that's how they learn it themselves.
- Explains, never lectures
- Hints instead of answers
- Celebrates every try
Safe by designBuilt for children first, in every detail
See what they actually learned
Not just screen time. Curriculum completion, time on task, the concepts covered this week, and a report you can download.
- Weekly progress email
- Daily time limits and reminders
- Delete everything, any time
Start free. Upgrade when they're hooked.
One subscription covers up to three children. Cancel in two taps.
“She explained training data to me”
My 8-year-old now asks how apps “know” things. She explained training data to me over dinner. Worth every penny.
The only app my son asks for that I don't feel guilty about. Ten minutes, then he tells me what he learned.
I use Robot Town as a Year 4 starter. The mission structure maps neatly onto our digital-literacy unit.
Do we have to download anything?
No. AI Kids Club runs in any modern browser on a laptop, desktop or tablet. Just log in and play. The iOS and Android apps are optional, and progress syncs across all of them.
Does my child talk to an AI chatbot?
No. Robo's dialogue is authored by our curriculum team. It's a scripted character, not a live model, and there is no free-text chat anywhere in the app.
What ages is it for?
Your child's first AI lesson is free.
Robot Town is on us. No card needed.













