Good questions
If yours is not here, put it in the note on the waitlist form and we will answer.
About the club
Does my child need to know how to code?
No. They learn to describe what they want, test it and improve it. We show how games and websites work gently, through making.
What ages is it for?
Ages 10 to 13. The waitlist form also lets younger and older children register interest, so we can see whether to open other groups.
What will my child actually make?
A playable game of their own design, published as a link they can share with family and friends.
Will sessions be in Hebrew?
Sessions run in English and Hebrew, and the coach speaks both. Tell us your preference in the form.
Why small groups?
Ten children is small enough for real attention from the coach, and big enough that every game gets playtested by friends.
Safety and privacy
Is the AI safe?
Kids work in a guided workspace with limits, not an open chatbot, and coaches can see what is happening. Nothing is shared publicly without parent approval. We are being careful here and will explain exactly how it works before the first session.
What do you collect on the waitlist?
Your name, email, optional phone, area, your child's age, and your language and time preferences. Never a child's name. See the privacy page.
Who can see my child's game?
Only the child, the coach and you, until you say it can be shared.
Do you show ads or sell data?
No ads, and we do not sell data.
Practical
What should we bring?
A laptop (we can help with a loaner if needed) and headphones. Everything else is provided.
How long is each session?
90 minutes, once a week, for four weeks.
Where will it be?
We are planning two areas: the San Fernando Valley and the Westside. Exact venues will go to the waitlist first.
How much does it cost?
We will share pricing, dates and venues with families on the waitlist first. Joining the list is free and does not commit you to anything.
What does my child take home?
A link to their own game, an AI Builder certificate, session badges and a short report on four skills: specifying, testing, improving and sharing.
Ready to save a seat?
Join the waitlist. Families on the list hear first about dates, venues and details.