Ship a real AI agent in eight weeks, and learn to catch it when it lies.
The world leans on AI. Here, we build and think with it.
Most children let AI do their thinking. Yours learns to direct it, question what it tells them, and build something real around what they already love.
See VERiQ in action
A 60-second look at what's actually shipped by Week 8.
// 60-second agent demo
Free programs teach about AI. Here they build with it.
The usual
Browse and consume
A few videos, some prompts, nothing to show for it.
VERiQ
Build, ship, defend
Eight weeks of live work, scoping a real problem in something your child already loves. They design an AI agent, pressure-test it against their own standards, and ship it. Then they explain every choice they made.
They leave able to direct AI and see through it, with a real thing to show for it.
The proof
One shipped AI agent. With their name on it.
- The judgement to direct AI and see through it, to catch it when it's making things up or just telling them what they want to hear.
- A working AI agent they built themselves, the proof they can do it, not a worksheet or a slide deck.
- A reusable starter template they can fork for their next idea.
- An end-of-program live demo to family, with a parent debrief from the founder.
It's a small assistant your child designs and trains around something they care about. A drawing coach that gives honest critique. A chess coach that asks the right question on move 12. A cricket coach that calls out lazy footwork. They build it, pressure-test it, and tighten it, until it actually helps them get better at the thing.
Using the same no-code tools professionals use to ship AI agents.
Build 01 → 08
- 01Pick the one thing worth coaching
- 02Sketch the agent your child wishes existed
- 03Set the standard: what 'good' looks like
- 04First working version, ugly but real
- 05Stress-test against honest cases
- 06Tighten the voice and the answers
- 07Add a memory of their progress
- 08Ship, demo, and hand it to family
Who built it
Built by someone facing the same decision you are.
One person built it and teaches every session: twenty years shipping real products (ex-Amazon, on the Alexa team, 30-plus launched), and a parent of an 11- and 14-year-old making these exact calls at home. That's why it exists, not a theory about children and AI, but the thing he wanted for his own. The method does the talking; the background just explains why it holds up.
See how the method works →For parents
You don't have to become the AI expert in the house.
Small, supervised group. Parental consent at signup. Minimal data kept on your child. A deposit you can genuinely get back. And at the end, something they made that you can sit down and try yourself. The deeper payoff: a child who understands AI well enough to catch it when it's wrong, and a skill that, like math, matters whichever path they choose.
Read the parent stance →Pricing
Introductory price for this intake.
Save $250, introductory rate for the current intake.
Holds the seat.
One payment, no installments.
Fully refundable before Week 1. No processing fee. No fine print.
Book your seat, $100 refundableFor you (yes, you)
Are you the one building it?
You already know AI can write your essay. That's not the interesting part. The interesting part is being the one who directs it, and who can tell when it's right and when it's confidently making things up. In eight weeks you'll build a real AI agent around something you actually care about, and you'll be able to show people a thing that works.
Hold a seat in this intake
Term 3 2026, small group, founder-led. A $100 refundable deposit holds the seat. Walk away any time before Week 1 and it comes straight back, no processing fee, no friction.