Commands
Move, loop, collect
Sequence arrows, then discover repeats. The foundation of every program.
Kids coding & AI · ages 5–12 · iPhone & iPad
Teach a robot to think.
Meet Pix. In eleven worlds of bite-size games, kids steer Pix through mazes, train real machine learning, wire logic gates and type Python that actually runs - one star at a time.
No ads
No tracking
AI runs on the device
5 languages
Beep! I'm Pix 👋
Commands · sample level0 / 6
Get Pix to the star. Mind the moon rock!
Try it - no download needed
A program is just a plan you write down first.
That's the very first idea in AI Explorers, and it's the one above. Kids don't drive Pix - they plan the route, press Run, and watch what their instructions really do.
- 1Tap arrows to line up a tiny program.
- 2Press Run and Pix follows it, step by step.
- 3Bumped a rock? That's a bug. Fix the plan and run again.
In the app this grows into loops, conditions, voice commands for the youngest explorers, a daily puzzle and a weekly tournament against robot rivals.
Eleven worlds
From first arrows to how AI really works.
Each world is a ladder of short games with up to three stars apiece. Younger explorers see a gentler ladder; the harder rungs appear as they grow.
Teach Pix
Train the robot
Bird or fish? Show Pix examples and watch it learn to sort new ones.
Prompt Safari
Tokens & GenAI art
Build prompts from word tiles and see how generative AI reads them.
Python
Real code puzzles
Read real Python, predict what it does, and tap the line with the bug.
Algorithms
Sort, search, route
Swap planets into order, walk trees, and feel why some methods are faster.
Rover RL
Rewards & policy drive
Hand out rewards and watch a rover teach itself the best route.
Vision Quest
Convolutions & boxes
See how a computer finds edges, shapes and objects in a picture.
Cyber Shield
Ethics, ciphers & radar
Crack secret codes and talk through what's fair for an AI to do.
Logic Gates
AND, OR, NOT circuits
Drop gates into a circuit to seal the door before enemies arrive.
Pattern Pals
Spot the rule, guess next
Find the rule and predict what follows - exactly how AI sees patterns.
Data Detectives
Charts, stats & patterns
Read charts, hunt for outliers, and learn what data can and can't tell you.
Build your own levels, circuits and datasets - then share them as a code.
Inside the worlds
Six ways to play before breakfast.
Guide Pix through the maze
Tap arrows to build a tiny program
Teach a robot to think
Train Pix with examples
Fix the bug, ship the code
Read, run and repair real Python
Think like an algorithm
Sorting, searching, step-by-step logic
Wire up logic gates
AND, OR and NOT kids can reason about
Spot the pattern
Find the rule, predict what comes next
Learn with Pix
my_code.py
When the games end, the making begins.
Short lessons with hands-on demos sit next to open spaces where there is no right answer - only things to try.
for i in range(3): move_right() move_up()
Real AI, not a cartoon of it
The actual thing, safely in their hands.
On devices with Apple Intelligence, kids meet real models - all running on the iPhone or iPad itself. Nothing is sent to us or anyone else.
Train Pix
Draw a few examples of two things. Pix learns to tell them apart, and kids see why more examples help.
Ask Pix
A chat about coding, robots and AI. Grown-ups switch it on and can set a daily question limit. Chats are never saved.
Prompt Safari
Prompts are built from the app's own word tiles - never free text - and turned into real pictures.
Real AI Lab
Point the camera at an object and see computer vision guess. Frames are analysed in memory and discarded.
Grows with them
One app, three levels of explorer.
Pick an age band for each child. The syllabus adapts - and the Grown-Up Zone tells you when they're ready for the next one.
5–7
Starter
Gentle ladders, read-aloud missions and voice commands. No reading required to begin.
8–9
Explorer
Loops, sorting, logic gates and first lines of Python, with longer ladders in every world.
10–12
Creator
Every game in every world, typed code in Code Lab, and their own levels in the Maker.
A note for grown-ups
We built it so we never receive anything about your child.
No account. No server of ours. Progress lives on the device and, if you like, in your family's own iCloud.
- No ads, no analytics, no trackingAnd no third-party code that collects data.
- Camera and microphone stay on the deviceNo photos, video or audio are saved. Faces are never identified.
- No strangers, no online leaderboardTournament rivals are robots generated on the device.
- Purchases and links need a grown-upSo does sharing a Maker creation.
- Read the full privacy policy →
The Grown-Up Zone
🔒 Behind a quick check: “What is six times seven?”
- Daily time limit
- Pix warns two minutes before, then lets them finish the level.
- This week at a glance
- Minutes played, new games, stars, and the daily streak.
- What they've learned
- Concepts mastered, strengths, and what's worth another look.
- An explorer profile per child
- Separate progress, avatar and age band for each one.
iPhone, iPad & Home Screen
Room to think on the big screen.
On iPad, games show the board and the controls side by side. Progress follows your child between devices through your own iCloud, and a Pix widget keeps an eye on the daily streak.
Pix reads missions aloud and understands voice commands in:
EnglishEspañolFrançaisDeutschPortuguês
Price
Free to start. One plan unlocks it all.
Explorer
Free
No account, no card
- The first two games in every world
- The first lesson in every category, plus concept cards
- Endless Pattern Pals practice
- Explorer profiles and the Grown-Up Zone
Premium
$19.99 / year
or $2.99 per month
- All games in all eleven worlds
- Every lesson, plus Playground, Code Lab, Debugging Lab and Story Projects
- New levels and lessons as they arrive
- Works with Family Sharing's Ask to Buy
Prices shown in USD and may vary by region. Subscriptions are sold and managed by Apple and renew until cancelled.
Pix is ready when they are.
Version 1.3 · iPhone and iPad · iOS 18 or later