What Pace & Race is
It's a set of short game worlds where children learn how AI works by using it. Race rushes in with a one-word request and gets a plain result. Pace slows down and asks a question. Your child's own words always make the difference, and they see it happen.
What your child does in each world
- Canvas Cove: Your child invents a character with their own words, then changes one thing at a time and watches the picture follow.
- Revision World: Your child swaps a word or two and sees the before and after side by side, learning that small edits change results.
- Storybook Quest: Your child creates the hero, the place and the problem. The AI draws the pages, and the finished book says who wrote it.
- Fix-It Factory: Your child spots an everyday problem, sketches an invention, asks what could go wrong, and earns a patent certificate.
- Judge Pace: Your child defends an idea, then argues the other side, and names the best reason someone might disagree.
- Question Quest: Your child brings a real question and works through it with AI as a thinking partner, not an answer machine.
Calm by design
- No streaks, timers, leaderboards or visible scores. Nothing nags your child to come back.
- No punishments. A try-again moment is warm and nothing is ever taken away.
- Your child's own words are what get celebrated. Turtle shells are earned for their writing, never for speed.
- Children never see prices or enter addresses. A grown-up decides on anything that costs money.
- Personal details like full names and addresses are kept out of what children type.
Read our Trust & safety page for the full picture of what we keep and what we never do.
What you see in the Family Hub
- Your child's creations: pictures, storybooks, inventions and revisions.
- The badges they've earned and the worlds they've explored.
- Any “make it real” requests, for you to decide on.
Beta family testing is open
We're inviting families to try Pace & Race now and tell us what works and what doesn't. If you have a child aged 7 to 13, we'd love your help. Create a free parent account to join, and follow your child's creations in the Family Hub as they play.
Join beta testingHow to sign up
Your child can start playing straight away, with no account. When you create a free parent account, their work is kept safely and you can see it in the Family Hub.