Moon Dome
A low moon habitat built mostly from moon dust, with a hard block shell and a soft air liner.
Sample readyCurriculum
Reverse-engineering STEM lessons for parents, homeschoolers and teachers
Coming soonKids explode a real invention into parts, learn what every piece does and why it is made the way it is, then rebuild it and name their own version, with Lumet as their guide in the app.
Grades K-126 inventionsDigital-only: print and downloadNo kits neededApp for Ages 5+
The 6 inventions
Flying Sub
A craft that travels both underwater and through the air.
Preview below
BioBee
A tiny robot bee designed to help pollinate plants.
Preview below
Portable Habitat
A shelter you can carry, set up and keep safe in rough weather.
Preview below
Robot Weather Pod
A robot pod that measures storms so people never have to ride one.
Preview below
Lumet
Take apart Lumet, the crystal guide bot, and see how every part inside works.
Preview belowWhat every unit covers
Why each material was chosen
Students compare materials and learn the trade-offs behind every pick.
What each part does
One part at a time, from the outside in, with its job in plain words.
How it's really assembled
The real build order, then a rebuild of their own design.
Each grade band (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) has its own teacher guide with lessons, timing, standards alignment, a hands-on activity using household and classroom items only, and an in-app activity. This curriculum is digital-only: printable, downloadable files. No kits or materials packs exist or are needed.
Sneak peek: Moon Dome
From the Grades 3-5 teacher guide
The Moon Dome is a low dome built mostly from moon dust (regolith), so very little has to be carried from Earth. It has a hard outer shell of sintered regolith blocks, shaped like an upside-down hanging chain (a catenary), and a soft inflatable liner inside that holds the air.
In the app it comes apart in 5 layers, from the outside in: outside covering, outer shell, floor and pads, doors and window, and the air liner.
Sintered blocks
Two-room airlock
Air linerFree sample: Moon Dome, Grade 3 (PDF)
Free to download and print. No sign-up needed.
Sneak peek: Flying Sub
From the Grades 3-5 teacher guide
The Flying Submarine is a small research drone that flies to a reef, lands on the water, then dives to check how healthy the ocean is. It carries science tools only. It borrows from real test vehicles: a drone that uses the same propellers in air and water and sinks by taking in water, and Navy research that merges flying and underwater drones.
In the app it comes apart in 5 layers: outside, body, movers, sensors and science, and power. Parts with no published source yet are clearly marked as design reasoning.
Ducted fans
Ballast system
Fold-in wingsFree sample: Flying Sub, Grade 3 (PDF)
Free to download and print. No sign-up needed.
Sneak peek: BioBee
From the Grades 3-5 teacher guide
BioBee is a garden-helper robot bee built mostly from plant and natural materials, designed to break down after one working season. The parts that can't safely rot live in one snap-out core that goes home to the dock to be reused. It has no stinger, and it helps real bees but can't replace them.
In the app it comes apart in 5 layers: outside coat and skin, wings, frame, pads and circuits, and the snap-out core and dock. Many of its materials are still lab research, so parts carry a readiness label.
Silk wings
Pollen brush pads
Snap-out coreFree sample: BioBee, Grade 3 (PDF)
Free to download and print. No sign-up needed.
Sneak peek: Portable Habitat
From the Grades 3-5 teacher guide
The Portable Habitat is a squat, onion-shaped shelter: a round, wide body with a pointy tip, held down all the way round. Its stiff walls are pumped-up panels built like an inflatable paddleboard, covered by a skin kept tight so it can't flap. It is for storms, not tornadoes: in a tornado everyone goes into the small hardened core pod or a certified safe room.
In the app it comes apart in 5 layers: outside, shape holders, anchors, controls and hanging, and the safety core.
Wall panels
Ground anchors
Core podFree sample: Portable Habitat, Grade 3 (PDF)
Free to download and print. No sign-up needed.
Sneak peek: Robot Weather Pod
From the Grades 3-5 teacher guide
The Robot Weather Pod is a small, sealed, uncrewed pod that measures a storm from the inside and keeps every sample sealed until scientists open it. It borrows real parts from tornado ground probes, dropsondes dropped from aircraft, airbag landings on Mars and sample-return capsules. Honest note: a pod meant to be carried by a tornado has never been built or tested. This is a concept made of real, tested parts.
In the app it comes apart in 6 layers: outside, sensors, samples, radio and memory, landing, and power. Safety rule first: no people ever ride a tornado.
Pressure sniffer
Sample safe
Bounce bagsFree sample: Robot Weather Pod, Grade 3 (PDF)
Free to download and print. No sign-up needed.
Sneak peek: Lumet
From the Grades 3-5 teacher guide
Lumet is the app's guide: a small, round, gem-cut body of clear crystal facets, like a cut geode, so every part inside is visible. Lumet rolls on one thick-walled hollow crystal ball and can hop over obstacles with a burst of air. A pink heart crystal at the centre shows status, not feelings: green = ready, yellow = working, red = let's fix it.
Lumet comes apart in 7 layers, outside to inside. Honest note: Lumet is a design concept. Where a published source backs the science it is cited, and everything else is marked as a design idea.
Crystal facets
Air tank
HeartFree sample: Lumet, Grade 3 (PDF)
Free to download and print. No sign-up needed.
Pricing
One simple license, priced the same for parents, homeschoolers and teachers. Buying opens soon.
Family & Classroom License
One home or one classroom, all the kids in it. Kept forever.
One curriculum
$6
$6
Grade Pack (all inventions, one grade)
$29 Save 19%
$29 Save 19%
School Site License
For a whole school. Single curricula and Grade Packs are kept forever; the Full Library is a yearly license.
One curriculum
$24
$24
Grade Pack
$119
$119
Full Library
$699 per school per year
$699 per school per year
Districts
Pricing by quote
Pricing by quote
Family Full Library
For homeschool families with kids in different grades.
Yearly
$149 a year, includes new inventions as they're added
$149 a year, includes new inventions as they're added
Good to know
- Paid app plan: $7.99 a month or $79 a year. It includes the curricula free for one home.
- Founding members: waitlist sign-ups can get the yearly app plan for $59 a year, price locked.
- Extra teachers, same school: 50% off.
- Kept forever: single curricula and Grade Packs are one-time purchases, not subscriptions.
- Only the yearly libraries renew.
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