Gradis
  • For children aged 8 to 13
  • 45 minutes a week, with a mentor

Where kids create with AI, and love every minute of it.

Most of their screen time goes to scrolling. Turn 45 minutes a week into creating.

AI can weaken your child’s thinking. Or sharpen it.

When AI does the thinking

83%

couldn’t quote a line they’d just written with ChatGPT.

When AI makes them think

2x

the learning of a well-run class.

Gradis is built the second way.

The Gradis promise

Our promise to every family

Your child will love it

They pick what they love: cricket, anime, Minecraft, Roblox, anything. That becomes what they create.

We weave the learning in

A cricket team picker teaches trade-offs. A Roblox shop, money sense. They pick; we make every step teach.

An AI coach, not an answer machine

It asks why and makes them work it out, so their thinking gets sharper every week.

See how they think, not just how they score

After every session: what they created, why they chose it, the skill behind it, and what comes next.

The skills they practise

  • Using AI well
  • Thinking it through
  • Explaining their ideas
  • Money sense
  • Persuasion
  • Working with data
  • Risk and chance
  • Design
  • Negotiation

The most important thing a child can learn right now: to think with AI, not depend on it.

Learn it at 8 to 13, and it sticks.

This is what a session looks like.

Our AI coach doesn’t give your child the answer. It asks why, makes them choose, and shows them what they missed.

The kid's whole workshop screen. Along the top: Home, the project title Make the team picker your cousins can't argue with, Looks, Pieces, Stop 1 of 4, a sound button and I'm done for today. In the chat, the coach asks: Why those three? What made goals and effort the right ones to sit under attendance? The kid answers in their own words: goals because that is the point of football, and effort because one of the guys tries hard but never scores and should still get to play. A note says it went on their board, in their words. On the right, with My App and My Board tabs, their app Sunday Striker shows its three rules as switches. At the bottom, the box to type or speak, and the build bar.

What they build, and what it teaches.

Nobody calls it a lesson. The skill shows up because the app needs it.

SPOT KICK3 IN SQUAD

SQUAD

Your players. Rate each one from 1 to 5.

Calm under pressure. Practice kicks made. Fresh legs.

  • 30 PTS
    CALM3
    PRACTICE5
    LEGS5
  • 28 PTS
    CALM5
    PRACTICE1
    LEGS4
  • 35 PTS
    CALM4
    PRACTICE5
    LEGS1

Tap one to play it

For parents

Every week, a report for you.

After every session: what they made, the choice they made and why, and one question to ask them tonight.

Spot KickWeek 3 of 4 · Friends and family try it
  1. Week 1: The idea and the rules
  2. Week 2: The first working app
  3. Week 3: Friends and family try it
  4. Week 4: The fix, and it ships

This week’s big decision

The AI coach suggested picking the eleven best players

“No. Attendance first. Ranking by skill feels mean.”

Sunday should be about who turns up, not who’s best.

The skill behind it

Probability and risk

Rushed kicks missed more, so calm players go first.

What changed

  • Kept the tiebreak order
  • Kept the goalie rotation
  • Dropped the skill rating

Ask them tonight

“Why does attendance come before skill?”

How it works

A fixed slot. A live mentor. Every week.

  • After school

    45 minutes on a weekday, between 4 and 8 pm.

  • Small group

    The same few kids, the same slot, every week.

  • One to one

    An AI coach for each child, so nobody waits.

  • Expert guidance

    A warm, live mentor guiding them every session.

Founding families

Was ₹3,999now ₹2,999a month, incl. GST

  • First session free, no card needed
  • Monthly, stop any month
  • This price stays yours, for the first 100 families

Why Gradis exists

The most powerful tool ever made is already in your child’s hands. Gradis makes sure it grows their thinking instead of doing it for them.

Here, children use AI to create instead of consume, to think things through, and to grow more confident with every project.

Prakhar Bhandari, AI engineer at UZH Zurich and founder of Gradis
Prakhar BhandariAI Engineer, UZH ZurichFounder, Gradis

Questions parents ask.

No. The AI writes the code. Your child decides what the app should do and checks that it does. Coding is left out on purpose.

No. School still matters. It just wasn't built for change this fast. Gradis sits on top of it: school teaches what AI is, and this is where your child practises using it well, on something of their own.

The building, yes. The deciding and the checking are theirs, and after every session you can read their decisions in their own words.

No. There is no syllabus and no homework. It is 45 live minutes a week with a mentor and a few other kids, working on their own project.

45 live minutes a week, on a laptop or tablet, making one thing. That is all of it.

No personal information about your child goes to the AI. Nothing is published under their name. You see everything they make.

Their first session is free. Then ₹2,999 a month, incl. GST, for founding families, and that price stays. Monthly. Stop any month.

Most kids will grow up consuming AI. Yours can grow up creating with it.

  • Free session
  • Thirty minutes on video
  • Something of their own
Gradis. Your child's world will run on AI. We get them ready for it.