Learn by building · websites, gadgets, games

The safe way for kids & teens
to learn AI.

They build the thing they actually want with Pip — a safe AI that won't do their homework and has nobody else to talk to. Real coding skills grow on the way.

Free for up to 3 children Nothing to install No experience needed
Screen time that ends with something to show you made, not watched
It won't do their homework — ever it only knows how to help them build
Runs in the browser they already have nothing bought, wired or installed

So what do they build?

Real things. These are the kinds of builds that come out of Pip's lab.

piplab.ai/maya/sweet-shop Maya's Sweet Shop open till 5 · pocket-money prices Fizzy mix $1 · 14 left Big swirl $2 · 6 left THIS WEEK $23.50 31 sweets sold Big swirl · $2 ✓ saved to the shop's books Buy now
A shop that keeps its own books Real pages, a real database — stock counts down, takings add up.
PIPLAB 21.4° [ ok ] 21.4°C — warm enough, light ON
A room thermometer, wired for real Sensor, light and code on a virtual Raspberry Pi — no kit to buy.
MANGOES 12 ← → to run · catch them before they drop
A game their friends can play Catch the mangoes before they drop — live at a web address they can send round.

A game their friends can play

Live at a web address they can send round.

A website that remembers

Real pages with a real database behind them.

A gadget, without buying one

A doorbell that talks, built on a virtual Raspberry Pi.

A tool for somebody they love

A feed calculator for the goats — and it works.

01

They say what they want

In their own words. Pip asks about the idea, then the design — like a good teacher would.

02

Pip builds it. They take it apart.

Every file is theirs to open, change and run again. That's where the learning happens.

03

It works for real

A web address for the games and sites. A virtual Pi that rings and speaks for the gadgets.

I'm a parent

Screen time that ends with something to show you.

They pick what to make — an educational game, a website, a gadget — and Pip gets them to a version that works. Websites get a real address you can open on your phone.

Twenty-five gadget kits that already work
Eighteen mini-missions that teach the thinking, not the typing
Free to start — up to three children, nothing to install

See what they could build →

I'm a tutor

Thirty students. No hardware. One safe AI.

Point a class at a kit that already works — a game, a website or a gadget — and every student starts from something that runs instead of a blank page.

Runs on the laptops you already have
Kits that reach science, energy and PE, not just computing
The same guardrails on every account

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For education

Bring safe AI to a classroom you already have.

It runs in the browser on the laptops in the room. No install, no hardware, and no student email addresses.

Nothing to install, on a single machine
A login is a username and a password you set
Term-long pilots, set up and run with you

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What you do not have to police

The limits are built in,
not switched on.

It will not do their homework

Every off-topic ask becomes an offer to build something instead.

Their code cannot reach the internet

The ways online are removed before their program runs — not blocked, removed.

Nobody can contact your child

No feed, no comments, no messages. Only Pip, and only about the build.

No email address, theirs or yours

You make their login yourself: a first name, a username, a password.

Meet Pip’s built-in guardrails
The lesson plan

Press Start. A 10-week lesson plan runs itself.

35 lessons on a clock — websites, gadgets and educational games, building up to real-world problem solving. A new one lands every day or two, and you are emailed the moment work is handed in. Pause for holidays, restart any time.

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The plan, from your page
Educational games 6 lessons
Websites & databases 11 lessons
Gadgets & sensors 6 lessons
Real-world problem solving 12 lessons
35 lessons · about 10 weeks Start Pause Restart
A parent and child looking at a laptop together

Start free tonight. No card.

The first topic is on us — for up to three children, nothing to install. They can have a lesson running in the next ten minutes.

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