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Their dream game. Their first real skill.

Kids build their dream game,
and learn to code it with AI.

Made for ages 7 to 12. The Orange Dodo coaches them, the Green Dodo builds it for real, so they pick up real coding skills while making the game. Ad-free, with school-controlled safety settings.

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I want to make |

Be first in when the free demo opens.

  • Educational Builds real skills, hands-on
  • Real games Every idea becomes a real game
  • Playable Played with family and friends
  • Safety School-controlled settings

Where would you like to start?

For Parents

A screen they learn and create on, and one you can keep an eye on.

For Schools

Your students build games with AI in your computing lessons, with safety settings controlled per school. Run a free pilot.

Kid Sign-In

Already have an account? Jump back in and keep building.

Real AI engineering, kid-sized

Little engineers learn AI coding by asking good questions.

  1. 1

    Plan by asking

    Orange Dodo asks first: what's the game, what happens, what's the goal? Your child thinks it through before anything gets built.

  2. 2

    Build by asking clearly

    Ask·You ask, Green Dodo builds it.

    Learn·Orange Dodo helps you ask more clearly.

    • “Let's plan it first”
    • “Make it two-player”
    • “Make the characters prettier”
    • “Make the fish faster”
    • “Let Green Dodo take a breather”
  3. 3

    Play & share

    Play the game right away, then share it with friends and family using a single link.

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Code with AI

They build the game of their dreams, and learn to code with AI doing it.

A kid describes the game they want, and the Green Dodo builds a real one they can change just by asking.

Your child stays the author the whole way. They imagine it, ask for it and fix it, so the pride is theirs.

Describing a goal, refining the instruction and iterating until it works maps to the problem-solving your computing curriculum targets, and the Orange Dodo coaches that prompt-craft so the thinking stays visible.

Play together

Made it? Play it together, then share it with one link.

Finished games play right in the browser, with nothing to install, on any device.

Sit down and play what your child built, right there together. To show a friend or a grandparent, they send one link or a QR code.

Students share their game with a link or QR code, so the whole class can play each kid's work on any school device, a natural showcase moment.

Yours to look in on

Sign in any time to see and play everything they've made.

Every game a kid makes lives in one safe place a grown-up can open any time.

You own the account and set up each profile, so you can sign in any time to see and play everything they have built.

One owner account creates and manages every student profile today, the foundation the classroom view builds on.

School-controlled safety

Full content moderation starts off, and each school decides when to turn it on.

Full content moderation starts off per school. Platform ops can enable it for any school, and an active manager can enable it only for their own. In full mode, inputs and outputs are checked before display; if the provider is unavailable, the content is blocked. Teacher visibility and reporting work independently.

  1. Control 1

    Optional full moderation

    Starts off per school. Ops or an active manager for their own school can enable input and output checks that fail closed on provider outages.

    Full mode is optional
  2. Control 2

    Privacy guard

    Names, phones and emails are removed from titles and shares.

    Hi! I'm •••• 👋

    Personal details never go public.

  3. Control 3

    Teacher visibility

    Teachers can see games and version history independently of moderation.

  4. Control 4

    Always reportable

    One-tap reporting works independently of moderation.

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Their own gallery

Everything they've made, in one place they're proud of.

Open any game and scroll its version history, a built-in time machine for their ideas.

Your child gets their own My Games gallery and can restore any earlier version, so trying a wild idea always feels safe.

Each student's gallery and per-game version history show the path they took, not just the finished build, which helps when assessing the thinking.

For Creative Kids

Big imagination? They'll build it with Dodo.

LetsDodo for Schools

Build the problem-solving your curriculum already targets, with AI game-building.

Green Dodo builds Orange Dodo coaches

Students describe a game in their own words and refine it step by step, building the problem-solving your computing curriculum already targets.

Drop your school email. We'll handle setup and send a plan built around your curriculum, completely free.

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See how it works in class →

Questions parents and teachers ask

Does my child actually learn anything, or does the AI just do it for them?

They learn the skill that matters now: coding with AI. They think through what they want, say it clearly, and refine it when it isn't right, and the Orange Dodo coaches exactly that. Real creative work, start to finish.

Is LetsDodo safe for my child?

Safety uses several separate controls. Full content moderation is a per-school setting that starts off. Platform ops can enable it for any school, and an active school manager can enable it only for their own. When enabled, inputs and outputs are checked before display and provider outages block the content. Teacher visibility and reporting remain available independently, personal details stay out of titles and shares, and there are no ads.

Can we play the games together?

Yes, and we hope you do. Finished games play right in the browser, nothing to install, so you can sit and play what your child built. Sharing is one link or a QR code, on any device.

Can I see what my child is doing?

Yes. You own the account, and every game your child makes lives under it, so you can sign in any time to see and play everything they've built.

Is our data sold or shared?

No. We don't sell your child's data, and personal details are kept out of titles and shares by design. The controls are yours, the library is theirs, and we're built aligned with KVKK, COPPA and FERPA from day one.

What does it cost, and what ages is it for?

It's designed for kids ages 7 to 12, and you can sign up for our free demo, clean and ad-free. We're opening in waves; leave your email and we'll save your family a spot. For schools, the classroom pilot is completely free.