Starter
Launch Pad Core
A daily reflection habit, one showcase artifact, and a repeatable “plan → build → share” loop.
Capstone: A personal learning journal + first showcase build
Build · explore · reflect
Hands-on kits. AI-guided journeys. Real-world proof.
Kits arrive as real materials. Missions keep learners building. AI reflects with them—then proof and progress compound into a portfolio story.
- Physical kits
- Guided missions
- Portfolio-ready proof
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The learning loop
Physical first—AI sharpens thinking between builds.
Kit
Materials arrive
Mission
Guided build
Reflect
AI coaching
Proof
Artifact + journal
Progress
Next unlock
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Who are you planning for?
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Daily missions
How missions read in each kit
Each kit's first mission is listed in the catalog; this preview rotates through the same copy you'll see when you open a journey—short, physical, and reflective.
Launch Pad CoreBuild~25 min
Mission 01 · Open the box with intention
Set up a calm build zone, name one constraint you’ll honor this week, and ship a micro-artifact that proves you started—not just unboxed.
21 missions in arcCapstone: A personal learning journal + first showcase build
Open the full journey on the kit page. View Launch Pad Core.
Match & compare
Find a fit, then inspect the journey
The finder narrows the field; featured kits show what a pathway feels like—same flow, less page hopping.
Kit Finder
Five quick choices—your best match updates as you go.
Guided match
Step 1 of 5 · Tap a dot to jump back and edit.
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Starter
Launch Pad Core
A welcoming first journey—clear rituals, tiny wins, and a rhythm families can repeat without burnout.
- Best for
- First-time kit families, homerooms, and soft pilots
- Age range
- 8–14 (families can adapt)
What's inside · quick scan
- Starter components & safe tools
- Guided opener deck
- QR onboarding path
- Progress stickers & badges
- AI coach prompts (light)
- Family & classroom guide
Outcomes learners ship
- Confidence
- Routines
- Reflection
- Presentation basics
How it works
A loop learners can actually finish
Five beats—tap to expand. Same loop learners feel in the product: build, reflect, prove, progress.
Outcomes
What learners ship in each pathway
Pulled from the same kit definitions as the catalog—capstone targets and learner-facing outcomes.
For schools & districts
Pilots with guides, timelines, and visible learner progress
See cohort deployment, facilitator supports, and what a typical 4–8 week arc looks like—without wading through the family path.
FAQ
Straight answers
Pick your context—everything else routes to Support.
What ships in each kit?Toggle answer
Transparent manifests: physical components, challenge decks, QR-linked journeys, and light AI touchpoints—so you always know what’s in the box.
What does the copilot help with?Toggle answer
Short, practical answers on kit fit, pacing, and day-to-day questions. It hands off to humans for quotes, legal, and custom cohort plans.
Support
Quotes, kits, and questions
Drop your role, kit interest, and timeline—we route to the right person the same day when possible.
Mention learner age, setting, or district if it applies—context gets you a sharper reply.
For schools & districts
Pilots that feel premium to learners—and clear to your team
A focused lane: how pilots run, what you receive, and a direct line to scope cohorts, timelines, and rollout— without wading through the full consumer path.
Prefer the family path? Switch to Discover kits.
Pilot timeline
A typical 4–8 week arc
Structured enough for leadership updates; flexible enough for real classrooms. Details expand only when you need them.
Phase 1
Week 1–2 · Align
Kit mix, facilitator capacity, and success signals—so the pilot has a clear story before learners touch materials.
Phase 2
Week 3–5 · Run missions
Weekly builds with visible momentum—educator guides, rubrics, and progress snapshots your team can share.
Phase 3
Week 6–8 · Showcase
Learner demos, artifact gallery, and a retrospective you can take to leadership or the next cohort.
Phase 4
After · Scale or refresh
Decide what to expand, what to replenish, and how to reuse the same journey structure across sites.
What we usually align on before day oneExpand
- Cohort size and facilitator ratio
- Kit mix per classroom or lab
- Onboarding window and showcase date
- Spares, storage, and replenishment cadence
FAQ
Straight answers
Pick your context—everything else routes to Support.
Can districts standardize across schools?Toggle answer
Yes—share cohort sizes, timelines, and facilitator capacity. We help stage waves, spares, and educator enablement alongside classroom pilots.
How do classroom pilots usually run?Toggle answer
Most teams plan a 4–8 week arc: align on goals and kit mix, run weekly missions with visible momentum, then host a learner showcase before scaling or refreshing.
Support
Plan a pilot or cohort
Share timeline, approximate cohort size, and kit interest—we’ll respond with next steps and what good looks like for your team.
Mention pilot window, sites, and facilitator count so we can respond with a realistic arc.