Question 1

What exactly happens in the free demo?

Accepted Answer

A real 45-minute class with Manisha, live — not a sales call. Your child plays one of our games, then builds their first mini-project with her. You watch, and at the end you get an honest read on where your child is and what they'd learn next. If it's not a fit, we'll say so ourselves.

Question 2

Do we need to install or buy anything for the demo?

Accepted Answer

No. We send a simple class link on WhatsApp — any laptop or tablet with a browser works. Nothing charged, nothing to install.

Question 3

What if the timing doesn't work for us?

Accepted Answer

Tell us your city in the WhatsApp message and Manisha replies with slots that fit your timezone. Families join us from India, the US, Europe and the Gulf.

Question 4

My child has never coded. Is this too advanced?

Accepted Answer

No. We start absolute beginners on Scratch and move to Python only when they're ready. The floor is genuinely zero, and the demo meets your child wherever they are.

Question 5

What are the offerings, and what do they cost?

Accepted Answer

The flagship is 1:1 Classes with a live teacher, from $15 per class (about ₹1,300) by level and topic. They include the Python & AI PlayCamp ($119) free, plus the Advanced Agentic AI PlayCamp ($189) free once Python is learned. Either PlayCamp can also be bought outright for self-paced study — one WhatsApp message and you're in. But see the free demo first.

Question 6

What actually happens in a live class?

Accepted Answer

Your child and their teacher, cameras on, screens shared. They play the day's game, then rebuild it — first in blocks, then in Python — while the teacher watches their code live and steps in the moment a line goes sideways. The demo is one of these classes.

Question 7

How will I know it's working?

Accepted Answer

With 1:1 classes, every week you get a plain-English progress report: what your child built and what's next. You also get your own parent login — a dashboard that tracks their journey lesson by lesson, so you can check in any time without asking anyone.

Question 8

Is it games, or is it real coding?

Accepted Answer

Both, on purpose. Every game names the concept it just taught, then kids write it for real.

Question 9

Is the certificate just a PDF?

Accepted Answer

It's teacher-signed and carries a QR code anyone can scan to verify it's genuine — grandparents included.

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