How is this different from other coding platforms?

Most platforms stop at coding. We go much further: math battles that build real number confidence, logic puzzles that sharpen problem-solving, critical thinking challenges with no easy answers, pets that keep them motivated, and web and game development courses where they build real projects.

How is Learnspace different from Scratch or Code.org?

Scratch and Code.org use visual block-based coding. Learnspace teaches real JavaScript, the same language used by professional developers. It also goes beyond coding with math challenges, logic puzzles, typing, chess, and web and game development courses where kids build real websites and browser games.

From your child's first line of code to building real apps and games

Most kids consume technology. Yours will build it with real code. Hundreds of lessons in the same languages used at Google, Apple, and SpaceX.

Q: What programming languages does Learnspace teach?

JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and React. The JavaScript track goes from fundamentals through intermediate and into full game development with HTML5 Canvas. Three web development courses cover HTML, CSS, and DOM scripting. Coming soon: advanced JavaScript, React, vibe coding, and agentic engineering.

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Built a browser gameWrote their first functionShipped a web appSolved 18 logic puzzlesBeat the math arenaTyped 60 WPMDebugged real codeTrained an AI companionBuilt a scoring systemLearned ReactBuilt a browser gameWrote their first functionShipped a web appSolved 18 logic puzzlesBeat the math arenaTyped 60 WPMDebugged real codeTrained an AI companionBuilt a scoring systemLearned ReactBuilt a browser gameWrote their first functionShipped a web appSolved 18 logic puzzlesBeat the math arenaTyped 60 WPMDebugged real codeTrained an AI companionBuilt a scoring systemLearned React

By lesson ten they've built something worth showing off. By lesson fifty they think like an engineer — writing JavaScript, React, and more.

Parents keep telling us the same thing. Their kids stopped asking for screen time and started asking to finish their next lesson.

Zoya

Learner

Three weeks and still going

“We've tried Codecademy, Scratch, and one that cost us $200 a month. This is the first one where I didn't have to remind them to log in. They're three weeks in and still going.”

Sarah L.

Parent of 9 and 11-year-olds

Better than Roblox

“My kid said 'this is better than Roblox.' I made him repeat it. He's writing actual JavaScript functions and thinks he's playing a game.”

Mike T.

Parent of 10-year-old

Presented it to the class

“He built a game with a scoring system and sound effects. His teacher had him present it to the whole class. He's the quiet kid — that never would've happened a year ago.”

James K.

Parent of 10-year-old

From a teacher

“I started using it as a supplement for my 5th graders. The math module surprised me — every kid was working at a different level and nobody was bored or lost. That's hard to pull off.”

Mr. Thompson

5th Grade Teacher

"Five more minutes of math"

“My daughter used to groan when I mentioned math. Last night she asked for 'five more minutes' on the math battles. She's thirteen — she doesn't ask for five more minutes of anything.”

Aisha R.

Parent of 13-year-old

She asks it questions at 9pm

“My daughter asks it questions at 9pm when I can't help with her code. It doesn't just give her the answer — she told me it asks her questions back until she figures it out herself.”

David P.

Parent of 12-year-old

"What else do they have?"

“She finished the JavaScript course in three weeks. On the last day she closed her laptop and said 'what else do they have?' She's never asked for more schoolwork in her life.”

Lisa N.

Parent of 11-year-old

Cancelled coding classes

“We were paying for after-school coding classes. Cancelled them. She does more on Learnspace in a weekend than she did in a month of those sessions.”

Jennifer W.

Parent of 12-year-old

Zoya

Learner

Presented it to the class

“He built a game with a scoring system and sound effects. His teacher had him present it to the whole class. He's the quiet kid — that never would've happened a year ago.”

James K.

Parent of 10-year-old

She asks it questions at 9pm

“My daughter asks it questions at 9pm when I can't help with her code. It doesn't just give her the answer — she told me it asks her questions back until she figures it out herself.”

David P.

Parent of 12-year-old

Three weeks and still going

“We've tried Codecademy, Scratch, and one that cost us $200 a month. This is the first one where I didn't have to remind them to log in. They're three weeks in and still going.”

Sarah L.

Parent of 9 and 11-year-olds

From a teacher

“I started using it as a supplement for my 5th graders. The math module surprised me — every kid was working at a different level and nobody was bored or lost. That's hard to pull off.”

Mr. Thompson

5th Grade Teacher

"What else do they have?"

“She finished the JavaScript course in three weeks. On the last day she closed her laptop and said 'what else do they have?' She's never asked for more schoolwork in her life.”

Lisa N.

Parent of 11-year-old

Better than Roblox

“My kid said 'this is better than Roblox.' I made him repeat it. He's writing actual JavaScript functions and thinks he's playing a game.”

Mike T.

Parent of 10-year-old

"Five more minutes of math"

“My daughter used to groan when I mentioned math. Last night she asked for 'five more minutes' on the math battles. She's thirteen — she doesn't ask for five more minutes of anything.”

Aisha R.

Parent of 13-year-old

Cancelled coding classes

“We were paying for after-school coding classes. Cancelled them. She does more on Learnspace in a weekend than she did in a month of those sessions.”

Jennifer W.

Parent of 12-year-old

Your child can start building real things this week.

The most productive hour of their week starts here. Cancel anytime if it's not for them.

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More than most kids get in a year of computer class. And it's all available the day they sign up.

lessons from first line of code to building real apps

puzzles that sharpen logic at every level

ways to train their brain beyond the classroom

24/7

AI tutor that never loses patience

Everything your child needs. All in one place. We checked — no other platform comes close.

Code

Real code

Kids write actual JavaScript from lesson one, not drag-and-drop blocks.

let score = 0;

function addPoint() {

score += 1;

display(score);

}

AI Tutor

AI tutor on every lesson

Spark guides without giving answers, across lessons, puzzles, and projects.

What's the answer?

I can't give the answer — but what if you check your loop condition?

Math

Adaptive math challenges

Difficulty adjusts per-problem based on your child's comfort level.

Game Dev

Web & game dev courses

Build real games with canvas, sprites, and game loops. Not tutorials about them.

Logic

Logic puzzles & critical thinking

18 puzzles across 8 concept areas. Code quests, bug hunts, pixel art.

Pets

Gamification & virtual pets

XP, levels, houses, and companions they hatch, feed, and evolve.

Visibility

Parent progress dashboard

See every lesson, game, and session. What they did and how long they spent.

Access

Self-paced, available 24/7

No schedules. No waiting. They learn whenever they're ready.

That's eight features. One platform.

See why parents are choosing Learnspace.

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You're right to be cautious about what your child uses online. So here's exactly what happens when they're on Learnspace — and what doesn't.

Safety

AI that guides, never gives answers

The AI helps across the entire platform — lessons, puzzles, projects. It asks guiding questions, gives hints, but never hands them the solution. You can see every conversation.

What's the answer to question 5?

I can't give you the answer directly — but I can help you figure it out! What have you tried so far?

I tried a loop but it only runs once

Good start! Check your loop condition — what happens when i reaches 5?

Can you help me with something else instead?

I'm here to help with your lessons! Let's get back to that loop — you're really close.

Quality time

Watch, then build — every lesson

Each lesson starts with a short video explanation, then they immediately write real code. No endless playlists — every video leads straight to hands-on practice.

Not here

Endless video playlists

Infinite scrolling

Ads or sponsored content

Filler or busywork

Chat rooms or DMs

Autoplay rabbit holes

Every session

Short video, then code

Solving real problems

Building projects

Logic puzzles

Adaptive math challenges

Typing & chess practice

A typical session — varies by child

Coding 35%

Math 25%

Logic & puzzles 20%

Projects & more 20%

Transparency

You'll know exactly where they are

Every lesson, puzzle, chess game, typing test, and math session — all in one dashboard. See what they did, how long they spent, and what skills they're building. No guessing.

Lessons

Puzzles

Games

12h

This week

5 day streak

This week

Recent activity

📘Completed Loops module2h ago

♟️Chess: Won vs Spark3h ago

⌨️Typing: 52 WPM (new best!)4h ago

🔢Arcane Arena: 4 waves cleared5h ago

🧩Solved 'Loop the Loop' puzzleYesterday

Privacy

Their data isn't the product

We collect only what's needed to run Learnspace. No ads inside the app, no data brokers, no selling your child's information. We're COPPA compliant.

COPPA compliant

Your child's privacy is protected under federal law

Active

No data sold

We make money from subscriptions, not your data

Enforced

No ads or brokers

No ads inside Learnspace and no data sold to third parties

Enforced

Delete everything in one click

Request a full export or deletion of your child's data at any time. No hoops, no phone calls, no retention after removal.

All of this for the price of a latte. No contracts. No tiers. Cancel anytime.

Every family gets the full platform. $10 a week, or save with the yearly plan.

Full coding curriculum

Apps, games & websites

AI tutor on every lesson

Guides, never gives answers

Adaptive math arena

Adjusts difficulty to their level

Game dev course

Ship real browser games

Logic puzzles

3 difficulty tiers, 18 puzzles

Virtual pets

Evolve, battle & equip

Parent dashboard

See every lesson and streak

Typing, chess & more

New content added weekly

Save $220/year

$300

per year · just $5.75/week

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The questions every parent asks before getting started.We'd ask the same questions.

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Designed for ages 10 and up, though some kids start as early as 7 or 8 with parental support. The platform adapts to each learner. Younger kids benefit from the guided, step-by-step lessons while older students dive into real-world projects and advanced concepts.

Not at all. We start from the very first line of code and build up from there. Every concept is introduced with clear explanations, examples, and hands-on practice before moving on.

JavaScript, web development, game development, React, vibe coding, agentic engineering, math, logic puzzles, critical thinking challenges, typing, and chess. It's a complete learning platform, not just a coding app.

Spark is built into every single lesson. It explains concepts in kid-friendly language, gives helpful hints when your child is stuck, and asks guiding questions but never gives away the answer. Think of it as a patient tutor available 24/7.

Yes. The parent dashboard shows lesson completions, daily streaks, time spent learning, skill levels across subjects, and which topics they're excelling at or finding challenging.

Lessons are designed with small, incremental steps so kids rarely feel overwhelmed. When they do get stuck, Spark AI is right there to help: explaining concepts differently, offering hints, and encouraging them to keep going.

Scratch and Code.org use visual block-based coding. Learnspace teaches real JavaScript, the same language used by professional developers. It also goes well beyond coding: adaptive math, logic puzzles, typing, chess, web and game development courses, and an AI tutor built into every lesson.

Yes. Cancel in your settings in about 10 seconds. No phone calls, no guilt trips, no questions asked. We'd rather earn your family's loyalty than lock you into a contract.

JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Tailwind CSS, and React. The JavaScript track goes from fundamentals through intermediate and into full game development with HTML5 Canvas. Three web development courses cover HTML, CSS, Tailwind utility classes, and DOM scripting. Three React courses progress from fundamentals through real-world apps to advanced patterns. Coming soon: vibe coding and agentic engineering.

The annual plan is $300/year and the weekly plan is $10/week. Both include full access to every course, puzzle, game, and feature. No tiers or add-ons. The annual plan saves 42%, and you can cancel anytime.

Yes. The AI tutor has built-in safeguards that keep it scoped to educational content only. It won't respond to off-topic requests or generate anything inappropriate. All AI interactions are filtered and monitored. Parents can see exactly what their child is working on through the built-in dashboard.

For many families, yes. The AI tutor Spark is available 24/7, explains concepts in kid-friendly language, and adapts to each learner's pace. The structured curriculum covers everything from absolute beginner to building full games, all self-paced, so kids can learn whenever it works for them.

Any device with a modern web browser: desktop, laptop, tablet, or Chromebook. No downloads or installations needed. We recommend a device with a keyboard for the best coding experience, but lessons are readable on any screen size.

The only thing left is to let them try it. One lesson is usually all it takes.

Start their first lesson ($10)

Cancel anytime. No contracts. No questions asked.