Prompt to Project
Don’t just learn AI. Build something with it.
What would you love to make?
Pick a project, learn the skills by doing real challenges, and finish with something you can keep, show, and build on. Already run a business? Start from the week you already work — and put AI on the repetitive parts, with you approving every draft. You can actually make that — we’ll coach you through it, one verified step at a time.
Free to start · No account needed for the first challenge · Works on your phone
- Pick something you’d love to make
- Learn by doing real challenges — no lectures
- Build it in My Workshop, one verified step at a time
- Keep it in your Project Passport — yours to export
Choose something to create
Six starting points. Every one ends in a real deliverable — not just a watched video. Five build something new; the sixth puts AI to work inside a business that already exists. You can change paths any time.
Build My First Website
Turn a simple idea into a personalized website project — planned, written, built, and tested by you.
Start this pathTurn My Idea Into a Business
Develop a business concept, customer profile, and brand — then a starter landing page and launch checklist.
Start this pathMake My First App
Design an app concept, map its features, and build a clickable prototype you can put in someone’s hands.
Start this pathCreate Something Amazing
A digital story, a simple game, a brand kit, a presentation — a creative asset that’s actually finished, not just imagined.
Start this pathTeach Me AI First
Not sure yet? Begin with the fundamentals — what AI is, how to talk to it, and how to tell when it’s wrong — then pick a project.
Start with the basicsI Already Have a Business — Show Me What AI Can Do
Already up and running? Map the tasks that eat your week — customer messages, reviews, social posts, quotes, scheduling — to AI help that drafts the work while you approve everything before it reaches a customer.
See the Business Owner pathTry it now — no account
Spot the AI
This is the core skill from Mission 1 of the First Build Challenge: telling systems that learn from data apart from software that just follows fixed rules. Get all three and earn your first 25 Build Points.
A thermostat that turns the heat on at 6 pm every day
A photo app that finds faces in your pictures
A spam filter that gets better from what you mark as junk
How it works
Learn → Challenge → Create → Share
01 · Learn
Understand AI
Short, plain-language lessons on what AI is, what it’s good at, and where it makes things up — grounded in the UNESCO AI competency framework.
02 · Challenge
Practice real skills
Every lesson is an interactive challenge with real completion criteria — fix a prompt, catch an invented fact, verify a source. No clicking “Next” through articles.
03 · Create
Build in My Workshop
A guided workspace turns your skills into a project, with AI tools handing work to each other through briefs you control and check.
04 · Share
Show what you made
Finish with a Project Passport and a downloadable starter kit. Sharing is always your choice — off by default, never automatic.
The AI Team Challenge
One idea. Multiple AI tools. One finished project.
The flagship journey: an adult beginner launches a first business website, with a different tool earning its place at each stage — and Prompt to Project coaching the handoffs.
Think 01 / 05
Meta Muse / ChatGPT
Clarify the business idea and create a plan.
Research 02 / 05
Perplexity
Find competitors and sources — then verify them yourself.
Design 03 / 05
Canva / Figma
Create branding and a visual direction.
Build 04 / 05
Lovable / Replit
Create and test the first website — on a phone and a desktop.
Launch Kit 05 / 05
Prompt to Project
Review, assemble, and share the finished work.
Final reward: your Business Starter Kit
Research notes, brand assets, a website prototype, and a personalized action plan — in a Project Passport you own and can download.
Parents & Educators
Age decides what’s available here — not just how it looks. Younger learners get guardian-led, private-by-default experiences with no external AI tools and no public sharing. The companion area carries activities, plain-language explainers, and classroom challenges you can run yourself.