Notice the evidence
Begin with a short skill check and look carefully at what a child can already do.
A child might discover a number pattern, explore a painting, or step inside a historic place. We’re building BrainyBuddies VR to give children, including neurodivergent learners, more ways to explore an idea at their own pace.
In development · Our first step is a closed math pilot for ages 7–10.
Find the answer.
A visual concept — not a live lesson or assessment
Children can understand the same idea in different ways. We’re designing lessons that make room for a picture, a story, or a quieter screen, and help families see what their child understands.
Begin with a short skill check and look carefully at what a child can already do.
Practice the same foundational skills with clear, age-appropriate representations.
Help families understand what was observed and what may be useful to try next.
Over time, BrainyBuddies VR is intended to grow into a broader learning platform — with more subjects, more ways to practice and immersive experiences for curious minds.
These learning worlds are part of our long-term plan. The closed math pilot is our first step.
Explore the learning worlds →Start with Grade 1 addition and subtraction within 20 for children ages 7–10.
CURRENT CLOSED PILOT →Explore Rome, Giza, Athens, Pompeii, Machu Picchu, and a Late Jurassic valley.
FUTURE CONCEPT · AI + VR →Investigate volcanoes, coral reefs, and the Moon through immersive discovery.
FUTURE CONCEPT · AI + VR →Build, test, and improve ideas through interactive engineering challenges.
FUTURE CONCEPT · AI + VR →Our original video imagines how learning could feel inside the future platform.
▶ Play the concept filmIn our first closed pilot, children ages 7–10 will explore Grade 1 addition and subtraction within 20. Families will be able to see which skills are taking shape and what to practice next.
Inside the math pilot →BrainyBuddies VR is in development. Public registration is not open yet. Follow along as the product takes shape.