a maker's studio · ages 10–18

Make your own games.
From your very first prompt.

Tell the AI what to build, shape it until it's yours, then play your game with your friends.

Start making — free See how it works
no card · ages 10–18 · a parent says yes to publish
Kids and teens building their own 2D platformer game with AI in Makery — a pixel fox grabbing coins across bright platforms bursting out of their screens
Parent-approved publishing No DMs, ever No ads, ever Just smart fun
prepare them for what's next

Get your child ready for
the age of AI.

Most apps teach kids to use AI, or to write code. Makery is the only one that teaches them to direct it — the skill that outlasts every app, model and trend.

1.1Bpeople use AI every month
62%of employers pay more for the skill
4%can actually direct it well

Say exactly what you want, judge what comes back, make it better — learned young, by making games they love, and proven build by build. That's a head start no other platform gives your child.

how it works

Prompt it. Build it. Play it together.

No coding. You direct the AI in plain words — and you learn to say exactly what you mean.

1

Say what you want

Type it like you'd tell a friend: "a game where a fox jumps and grabs coins." The AI makes a first version.

2

Shape it till it's yours

Change one thing at a time — faster, harder, a new look. Every tweak teaches you to direct better.

3

Play with friends

When a parent says yes, your game joins the Showcase — friends play it, and you see what they think.

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what's inside

A studio your kid will actually want to open.

Five simple spaces. Here's what they'll see — and why each one is good for them. They open up as your child grows.

Studio

Where they make — modules, playground, build, play, practice, quiz and tips, one clear step at a time.

A calm place to make, never an endless feed.

Journey from day 1

A diary of everything they make. They write a note after each step — what they learned, what they solved.

A record of how they think, kept for life.

Showcase

Play games other makers their age built — and publish their own, once a parent says yes.

Real pride, safely. No DMs, no ads.

Assets

Stickers, characters, backgrounds and sounds to drop straight into their games.

Their games look great — so they keep going.

Report for parents

The six values, from their very first prompt to a finished game they played with friends.

You see real growth — never a fake score.

what it grows

Six things every parent wants — earned by making.

Every game your kid makes grows these six values — and we show the real progress, never a fake percentage.

Clear Communication

Say exactly what you mean.

Problem-Solving

Break big into small, and keep improving.

Creativity

Imagine and make something of your own.

Critical Thinking

Judge quality — don't trust it blindly.

Self-Awareness

Understand how you think and learn.

Ownership

Direct the tools and own the result.

the showcase · fresh today

Made by makers your age. Play them together.

Every game here was directed, not coded. Play any of them — then make your own. No DMs, just fun.

🦊
Fox Coin Dash
by @kai
live · play
🚀
Orbit Run
by @sam
live · play
🧩
Maze Maker
by @finn
live · play
🎹
Beat Grid
by @lea
live · play
Explore the Showcase →
who it's for

One craft. Two ways to start.

▸ makers · 10–13

Make your first game in five minutes.

Make things you actually care about — games, stories, whatever. Put them on the Showcase and send them to friends. It never feels like homework. Safe by design, with a parent in the loop.

◇ makers · 14–18

Go further. Build real games — and prove how you direct AI.

Take on bigger builds, keep a record of how you actually work, and start a portfolio that shows what you can do — the skill that'll matter most, learned young. Safe by design, with a parent in the loop.

stories & voices

Loved by makers and their parents.

Real voices from the studio — plus ideas and updates on raising kids who direct AI.

"

She stopped scrolling and started making — every week there's a new game she's dying to show me.

Renata P.parent of a 12-year-old
"

I made a game where a fox grabs coins and my whole class played it at lunch!

Arjunmaker, age 11
"

No DMs, no ads, nothing public without my okay — and the report shows me how he thinks.

Daniel K.parent of a 14-year-old
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pricing · honest

Free is 3 modules a day. Go unlimited for $8.

Starter · free forever
$0
  • The whole journey — up to 3 fresh modules a day
  • Practice, quizzes and the coach — unlimited
  • 10 asset generations a month, no card
Start free
most makers
Creator
$8/mo
  • Unlimited modules — no daily cap
  • More builds & generations every month
  • Premium assets — stickers, characters, sounds for your games
Go unlimited
Legend
$25/mo
  • Everything in Creator
  • Connect everything — real tools & your own domain
  • For the most advanced makers
See the plans
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questions

The short answers.

What is Makery?
A maker's studio for ages 10–18. You direct AI in plain words to build your own games, shape them until they're yours, and play them with friends — learning the six values that matter most along the way.
Do we need to know how to code?
No. You describe what you want and shape what comes back. Later you can go deeper into real projects, one step at a time — still directed, never hand-coded from scratch.
Is it safe?
Safe by design: no DMs, no ads, no strangers. Nothing your child makes goes public until a parent approves it. The Showcase is for playing each other's games — nothing else.
What does it cost?
Free forever — up to 3 fresh modules a day and 10 asset generations a month, no card. $8/mo unlocks unlimited modules, more builds and generations, and premium assets (stickers, characters and more). Legend is $25/mo for advanced makers. You keep everything you make.
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Grow a real maker.
Let them write their own tales.

Start free — no card. It takes five minutes to make your first game.

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