What if they asked
to do the next one?
KML gives kids ages 6–12 short real-world missions that turn thinking into action. Grown-ups get a clearer picture of strengths, interests, judgment and growing independence without turning the experience into another grade.
Private beta • no child email required • no behavioral advertising to children • all 50 Phase Zero missions currently included
A useful conversation starter.
Strength showing: CREATE — kept improving an idea after the first test.
Child voice: “The second version actually worked better.”
Try next: Let them choose a different kind of mission to broaden the week.
Example only. Your dashboard uses your child’s actual activity.
Easy for kids to choose. Broad enough to keep growing.
Every mission has one clear home while still building skills across the Whole Child.
Eight lenses. Evidence grows through doing.
KML is not diagnosing children or putting them in boxes. It organizes evidence from completed missions into patterns families can notice and encourage.
🧠 THINK
Reasoning, critical thinking, problem-solving and judgment.
🎨 CREATE
Imagination, invention, design and entrepreneurship.
❤️ CARE
Empathy, kindness, gratitude and respect.
🌱 GROW
Confidence, resilience, emotional regulation and discipline.
🗣 LEAD
Communication, teamwork, responsibility and courage.
⭐ LIVE
Money, health, safety, organization and independence.
🧭 EXPLORE
Science, culture, nature, history and community understanding.
🚀 FUTURE
AI literacy, media judgment, technology and adaptability.
One setup. Then let the child own the experience.
The adult creates the account and privacy boundary. Each child gets a separate personalized Lab.
1. Adult creates account
Adult email and password stay in the grown-up layer.
2. Add kid profiles
Nickname, broad age band, interests and preset avatar—no child email.
3. Kid chooses
The Lab recommends fresh missions and remembers unfinished work.
4. Grown-up sees growth
XP, healthy consistency, mission evidence, Whole Child patterns and weekly insight.
Stories introduce the idea. Missions let kids practice it.
SEL and character books can become more than reading time when they connect to a real-life action afterward.
Explore the full Phase Zero experience.
Families can currently create profiles, try all 50 missions, save progress and explore Whole Child insights. No payment is required during private beta.