Report
for parents 5-day streak 240 sparkKai
A monthly picture of how Kai is learning to direct AI — the process, not just a score. Graduating toward the Tale Maker certificate.
Clear Communication
What we saw: wrote a 5-part prompt so clear a friend rebuilt the game without asking a single question.
Problem-Solving
What we saw: broke one big idea into 6 smaller build steps and finished them in order.
Creativity
What we saw: shipped 3 games this month — 2 were remixed by friends in the cohort.
Critical Thinking
Not yet — needs more evidence. We don’t guess a number. This one grows in Stop 4, “Judge Your Work,” a few weeks away.
Self-Awareness
What we saw: wrote 5 journal entries naming what worked and what to change next time.
Ownership
What we saw: rejected the AI’s build 9 times and said why each time — Kai directs the machine, not the other way round.
How we keep Kai safe
Makery is built for young makers first. Here’s what that means for your child, today.
Kai can’t be messaged by anyone and can’t message out. There is no chat, no inbox, no strangers.
Nothing on Makery is trying to sell to your child, and nothing tracks them to advertise.
Nothing Kai makes goes public until you say yes. 1 build is waiting for your review now.
Sessions wrap on a finished build, not a cliffhanger. There is no endless scroll pulling Kai back.
Kai only ever shares a space with age-matched peers in “Blue Foxes” — never adults, never open to the public web.
Change what’s shared, pause the account, or export everything from Settings any time.
The road to Tale Maker
Six Stops. The certificate is earned at the end of Stop 6 — it certifies the skill of directing AI, not a subject.
Unlocks after Stop 6. An Open Badge Kai can keep and show — earned by real work, never bought.