Find out what AI is (and isn't), teach a computer with examples, spot its mistakes and fakes, and make things with it. Every step is done with a grown-up, so you learn how it works together and set the rules as a family.
Heads up: Not for kids using AI on their own. Many AI tools have minimum ages (often 13+), so use them on a grown-up's account and check each tool's terms.
The roadmap
Stages on the spine, skills on the branches. Tap any box for a practice idea you can do together today, plus the best videos, games and books for it.
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Only with a grown-up and on a grown-up's account. Check each tool's age limit and keep personal details out of it.
It does the opposite: it treats AI as a helper you check, and asks kids to say when AI helped.
Yes. The early stages are unplugged games. The AI for Grown-ups journey is there if you want to go further.
Family Wins is invite-only and free while in early access. Every family can invite four more. Have an invite link? Open it. No invite yet? Ask a friend who uses it, or request one here.