Koder is a gamified coding platform where kids aged 10 to 18+ learn through short quests that build into real projects and games, coded right in the browser with nothing to install. Kira, our AI tutor, asks questions and gives hints so kids learn to think problems through instead of copying answers. Parents get a dashboard written for non-coders that shows what their child built, whether they've been active this week, and their streak.
Some numbers: 538 signups 4,000+ nodes mapped Paying customers in 4 countries #3 Product of the Week
Wasn't expecting this: therapists and coaches started reaching out. Had 3 calls this week - wasn't even promoting that angle. One psychiatrist told me he already uses paper to map patterns with patients. Said the digital version could let them do the work between sessions and come back ready to go deeper. Estimated it could save 2-3 sessions per patient.
Still building, still listening. If you've tried it - what's clicking? What's confusing?
