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Koder Quest
Kids learn by building. Parents see what their progress.
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.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Dayo, a programming tutor and the founder of Koder my first ever product on Product hunt.
While tutoring, I kept meeting the same kind of parent. Busy parents but supportive, and eager for their child to learn to code and also learn STEM, but they were unable to tell whether it was actually happening. Coding is technical when you think about it and I didn't want parent to have to understand that technicality. So I built Koder.
Koder.quest is a gamified platform for kids aged 10 to 18+. Kids complete short quests that build up to real projects and games, writing and running code 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.
A parent dashboard written for non-coders shows what their child built, whether they've been active this week, and their streak.
A safe, focused environment with limited outside interaction, so kids concentrate on building.
I'd love your feedback, especially from parents and educators. What would you want to see in a dashboard like this?
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About Koder Quest on Product Hunt
“Kids learn by building. Parents see what their progress.”
Koder Quest was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #43 on the daily leaderboard. 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.
Koder Quest was featured in Parenting (4.4k followers), Kids (4.1k followers) and Education (79.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 42k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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