Does my child need coding experience to build games with AI?

No. There is no coding required. If your child can describe what they want, they can build it — the AI acts as their developer.

What age are these AI classes for kids?

Kids old enough to have their own ideas and young enough that building something feels like magic. No coding background is required.

How long does it take to build a game?

Kids build their first playable game in about 45 minutes in their very first session.

The AI Skills Platform for Kids · Ages 7–16

Creativity. Problem-solving. And the skill of the decade — building with AI.

Your kid learns all three by building their own game with Ari — and launching it live on the internet.

Create your first game Questions? Click & speak to us

🎨 Creativity 🧩 Problem Solving 🤖 AI Skills

Free to start · No card · A real person picks up

What they actually learn

Games are the fun part.
These skills are the point.

🎨

Creativity

Their idea, their world, their rules. Every game starts as pure imagination — and ends as something real you can play.

Inventing characters, worlds and game rules
Asking "what would make this more fun?"
Turning an idea in their head into something real

🧩

Problem Solving

Games break. That's the best part. Kids learn to find what's wrong, break it into small pieces, and fix one thing at a time.

Spotting bugs by playing their own game
Breaking big problems into small ones
Trying another way instead of giving up

🤖

AI Skills

The number-one skill of the next decade: getting an AI to build what's in your head. Your kid directs the AI like a developer.

Writing clear, specific prompts
Refining when the AI gets it wrong
Knowing what to ask for, step by step

See it for yourself

Watch the skills in action

No edits, no script — just real sessions. Watch a kid imagine, prompt, test and fix her own game, and see how we teach: asking questions, never touching the keyboard.

A kid builds her own game

Amala, 7 · Delhi · built with AI as her developer

Inside a live session

Ashok teaching Atharv · live over Google Meet

How it works

From "I have an idea"
to a game live on the internet

They open Ari

Our kid-safe AI, built for young game-makers. No setup, no code editor — just a place where Ari is their developer and they're the boss.

🤖 AI skills

They prompt their first game

They describe the game in their head — "a dino race where lava falls from the sky" — and a playable first version appears in minutes.

🎨 Creativity🤖 AI skills

They change it with prompts

Colours, speed, characters, rules — nothing is fixed. They learn that a clear, specific ask gets exactly what they imagined.

🤖 AI skills

They iterate with new features

Levels, scores, power-ups, bosses. Every session the game grows — and so does their sense of "what should this become next?"

🎨 Creativity🧩 Problem solving

They test it like a pro

Play it. Find what breaks. Describe the fix. This loop — spot the problem, isolate it, fix one thing at a time — is the skill that transfers everywhere.

🧩 Problem solving

They launch it — live on the internet

Straight from Ari, their game is published with Studio to a real ariantra.com link. Friends and family can actually play it. That moment — "my game is on the internet" — is the one they never forget.

🎨 Creativity🧩 Problem solving🤖 AI skills

And at the end of every session, your kid explains what they built — to you. Explaining it is how the skills stick. It's the part parents tell us they're proudest of.

What changes

What parents tell us
after a few sessions

"He stops giving up when something doesn't work. He just tries a different way."

"She started explaining her decisions — not just what she built, but why she built it that way."

"He breaks big problems into smaller ones now. Even outside games — homework, projects, everything."

"She asks 'what would make this better?' about everything now. Games, drawings, her own ideas."

Who it's for

If this sounds like your child,
they'll love it here

🎮

Loves games, full of ideas

They already imagine worlds and rules. We turn that imagination into things they actually build.

💡

No coding background — theirs or yours

If they can describe what they want, they can build it. You don't need to know a thing about tech to support them.

🏏

Obsessed with something? Perfect.

Cricket, racing, puzzles, space — whatever they love is the starting point. Every game trains the same three skills.

Pricing

Start free. Grow at your pace.

Explorer

₹1,200 / year

For kids who want to build on their own, at their own pace.

Full access to Ari
Build and publish games on the platform
Fair-use limit on AI usage
Limited number of games on the platform

Buy Explorer — ₹1,200

Assisted Starter

₹3,990

4 live one-on-one classes with a teacher — plus a full year of building.

4 live 1-on-1 classes
Unlimited game creation on the platform
Unlimited game publishing for 1 year
Full access to Ari

Buy Starter — ₹3,990