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Hi, Bot

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A library.
A clubhouse.
For kids who want to
build with AI.

Hi, Bot is a library families and programs use. Kids ages 8–16 learn AI by building — at the kitchen table, or in a room a school, library, or co-op already has.

14-day free trial · Then $5/month · Cancel anytime

Open it tonight

Home or a program room

› How it works

Three steps from "what's this?" to your kid showing you something they built.

  1. 01

    Try a zone tonight

    Open a free track project, or start a zone with an Activities Pass.

  2. 02

    Pick a track

    Four zones, self-paced, with project briefs that end in something they can show you. Go deep on one or sample all four.

  3. 03

    Build, show, repeat

    Every track ends in something they can show someone — a working thing friends and family can try.

› The four zones

Four ways to build with AI. All four are online today.

Each zone is a track in the library. Pick one. Try them all.

AI Arena

Ages 11–16

Strategy games & competitive AI — play, coach, ship agents.

Kids design, train, and tune small AIs for head-to-head play — strategy boards, RL game players, prompt-arena bots — then look at what the match actually taught.

Build Studio

Ages 10–16

Apps, games, short films — AI as co-creator and reviewer.

Kids design and launch real things — websites, games, tools, short films — using AI for design, scaffolding, and code review. Output is the rubric, not screen time.

Robotics & Physical AI

Ages 8–16

LEGO-class builds to competition-ready bots. AI on-device.

Build robots that can see, think, and move. Kids can start on paper, or with a kit they already have. LEGO Spike and VEX kits are separate purchases and are not included. From there they add sensors, servos, and cameras, and use AI to help debug the code.

AIPreneurship Lab

Ages 12–16

Ship a small thing. Learn pricing, demos, and iteration.

Kids build an AI-powered tool people might actually use — a tutoring helper, a club workflow bot, a printable workbook generator — and practice the full loop: interviews, demos, iteration, and a public showcase. Some may even pilot their project with a real customer — always with a parent or the program's own facilitator nearby, and family approval.

› Start online today

Print it. Play it.
Come back tomorrow.

The clubhouse is the habit of coming back to a half-finished build. The library is what you actually open — on a screen, or printed and used offline.

Activities Pass

A whole library, $5/mo.

Brain games, writing studios, math and science challenges, and hands-on experiments. New printables release on a schedule.

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› Our shape

The library, and the clubhouse.

A library is calm and serious about what it puts on the shelves. A clubhouse is the reason a kid comes back. This one is built to be both.

It is a library, not open-ended screen time and not a room we operate. A kid can start tonight. A program runs the same materials with its own facilitator.

8–16
Ages we serve
4
Zones in the library
$5
Activities Pass / month
The ideas and decisions are the kid's.

› From the founder

"The kids who learn to build with AI — not just use it, not just avoid it — are going to do extraordinary things. We made the place we wish we'd had."
Hi, Bot— The Hi, Bot team

› For programs

Same library. Your room.

Schools, libraries, co-ops, and after-school programs run Hi, Bot with their own facilitators. The four tracks are on the programs page. Season bundles are free to photocopy. Curriculum Studio and printed class sets are quoted by a person.

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