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Type a topic, get a tiny game that teaches it
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Type a topic, get a tiny game that teaches it
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Kumuao does one small thing well: type one small thing you want to teach/learn — fractions, photosynthesis, the 6 times table — and AI designs a tiny playable game around it, right there, right now: audience, style, and mechanics picked for you. Share it with a link; kids just play, no account needed. First 2 games free, no card.








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Hi everyone 👋 I'm Lucas, the maker of Kumuao.
Kumuao does one thing. You type one small thing you want to teach — adding two groups of apples, how a message travels across the internet, the 6 times table — and it turns that into a small, playable game. That's the whole product.
I kept it that way on purpose:
• No template library, no settings. The AI picks the audience, the style and the mechanics from your topic.
• No feeds, no levels to grind, no accounts for kids. You get a link; they open it and play.
• One topic, one game. Small on purpose.
Two games people made with it — free to play, no sign-up:
🍽️ Mesa para Dos — eight Spanish restaurant phrases, for adult beginners. Hear them, match them, build each sentence word by word.
https://www.kumuao.ai/play/FbuSB3EGySUp
🪙 硬币大比拼 — count coins, then find out a pile of coins can be worth less than one $100 bill. For kids 5–7, in Chinese.
https://www.kumuao.ai/play/3YZfyLj5nnNx
Same text box, very different games. More on the shared page, including our own demos for kids: https://www.kumuao.ai/shared
Your first 2 games are free, no card needed. If you end up making them all the time, Basic is $4.99/month and Pro is $7.99/month — but for teaching one small thing now and then, free is probably all you need.
One honest note: the games are generated by AI, so one can occasionally get something wrong. Give it a quick look before handing it to your kid, and please tell me when you spot a mistake. Fixing those matters more to me than adding features.
I'd love your feedback:
→ What's the smallest topic you'd try it with?
→ Play a sample above — did the game actually teach the thing?
Thanks for stopping by. I'll be here all day answering questions.