Kids pick an explorer and companion, then work through grade-level planet missions. Gems, achievements, and streaks reward showing up — not just raw speed.
Mission Control for adults
Parents and teachers see WPM, accuracy, and lesson completion without asking kids to decode a spreadsheet. Classroom mode supports assignments across a whole group.
Writing Portal beta
Essays and school assignments share the same account as typing progress. A writing coach helps with structure and clarity while the student's voice stays central.
Problem
Kids quit joyless typing drills, and arcade-style games do not give adults a clear picture of whether anyone is learning. Families and classrooms needed practice kids would stick with — and progress adults could actually see.
Approach
Wrap typing practice in a space adventure kids want to finish, then give parents and teachers a shared dashboard for speed, accuracy, and assignments. Add a Writing Portal so school papers live beside the typing journey — coached, not ghost-written.
How it works
Visual maps of the product story — drag flows to explore, or scan the overview diagrams.
Learner journey
From explorer identity through missions and writing — progress lands in Mission Control for adults.