Two weeks · three makers · real projects

Imagine it. Build it. Make it better.

Learn just enough AI to use it well—then spend eight days turning your own idea into something useful, testable, and yours.

Enter camp Explore ideas

Meal plannerChoose balanced favorites.

Team trackerFollow games and predictions.

Routine builderTap through everyday steps.

Your maker desk

Ready to build?

Guided maker

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FoundationAI without the magic

Understand what AI predicts and why it can be wrong.

Start mission 1

10 minKickoff

15 minMini lesson

35 minMake + iterate

10 minTest + reflect

Pick a launchpad

Start with something you care about.

Use one, remix one, or invent your own. The project belongs to the maker—not the AI.

Your mission map

Ten days from idea to demo.

Every mission produces something visible. Finish with a project you can explain, test, and keep improving.

Shape the idea

Build with AI

Complete the project brief, then make a prompt.

Test, learn, repeat

Coach’s corner

Dad guides the process. Kids own the decisions.

You do not need to code. Keep scope small, ask why, and make the kids test every claim and interaction.

Use this loop

Kid explains the goal.
AI proposes a tiny version.
Kid tests it.
Kid names one problem.
AI helps revise that problem.

Ask better questions

Who is this for?
What is the smallest useful version?
How do you know that fact is true?
What changed after the test?
What part is still your decision?

Hard stops

No addresses, school details, passwords, health records, or private photos.
No publishing without Dad’s review.
No calorie restriction or medical advice tools.
The youngest track is always parent-paired.
AI output is a draft, not a fact.