Kidtivity Lab helps parents spark joy in learning. Our AI crafts activities that fit your child’s age and interests—from art projects to kitchen science. Inspire curiosity, creativity, and endless fun.
How do you balance screen time with meaningful activities for your children?
As a parent, I understand how challenging it can be to keep your children off screen. That's why we created Kidtivity Lab - an AI-powered platform that generates personalized activities, crafts, and educational games.
Our suite of 10+ specialized tools helps parents create meaningful, screen-free moments with their children. Each activity is customized to your child's age and interests.
P.S. Parents, we've got your back. No more panicked "activities for kids" searches at 2 PM on a rainy Saturday!
We'd love your support and feedback. Try out Kidtivity Lab and share your experience in the comments - your insights help us make it even better!
Great job!! I know how hard it is to structure such an educational product.... I might try to use it when I have babies haha XD Congrats on the launch!
Thank you for launching the new product.its really helpful and useful. I must recommend it to all.
This is a great tool for parents! It can be difficult to figure out the right things to do when a child is at different ages. The personalization aspect of this is great. Congrats on your launch!
Wow, Kidtivity Lab sounds like a fantastic tool for parents! 🎉 How does the AI determine the best activities based on a child's age and interests? Can't wait to see more! Good job team!
Been the 'fun older cousin' on weekend babysitting duty and honestly running out of ideas beyond iPad games 😅 Love that this suggests age-specific stuff - my 6yo cousin thinks he's way too cool for the activities his 4yo sister loves. Quick q - does it give you a heads up on what supplies you need? Last time I promised we'd do this cool science thing and ended up having to make a mall run mid-activity... not my finest moment lol
This is creative and I like how you created some sort of "roadmap". My cousins are a little bit older for this but I am pretty sure if I introduced them this 5 years ago, they would spend over it a huge amount of time.
Bonus points for articles with "play around ideas" :)
