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Little questions.
Big discoveries.

For the “why?” kids. The “what if?” kids.
The ones who turn your kitchen into a science lab.

Meet STEMbie Kids: bite-sized science, hands-on experiments, and a whole world of discovery. Made for curious minds aged 5–16.

A little screen time. A lot of real-world wonder.
Illustrative scene of a mother and daughter exploring a paper airplane at their kitchen tableMade for moments like this.
“But why does it fly?”
From “why?” to “wow!”Next stop: a real-world experiment.
Learn a little.Try it for real.Talk about the wow.That’s the STEMbie way.

The best learning
doesn’t stay
on a screen.

A tiny spark of science can become an entire afternoon of discovery. Here’s how one good question gets things going.

Find their kind of adventure
1
THE BIG QUESTIONWhy do things fall?

Meet gravity. Your invisible everyday superhero.

Bite-sized lesson

A little “aha!”

Start with a short visual lesson that makes a big idea feel simple. Pictures, clear explanations, and questions made for their age.

2
Illustrative scene of a father and son investigating a glass of waterYour home. Their first laboratory.

Now, make it happen.

Trade the screen for a glass of water, a sheet of paper, or a balloon. Follow the steps, test an idea, and see science happen right in front of them.

3
“What would happen if we tried it a different way?”
A question for your next family conversation

Share the “wow!”

Review their experiment, celebrate their effort with tokens, and keep the curiosity going with a dinner-table conversation.

Small hands.
Bigger and bigger ideas.

Curiosity grows. STEMbie grows with it.
A different way into science for every stage.

Big discoveries for little hands.

Start with pictures, read-aloud stories, and one wonderfully simple question. Make shadows dance, race paper shapes, and discover what floats.

15 physics lessons in each age group
Try a little curiosity

The pepper scatter trick

A plate · Water · Pepper · Dish soap

For the question
after the question.

Some discoveries come with another “but why?” The science tutor gives children a place to keep exploring, with encouraging explanations that connect to what they’re learning.

Let their curiosity lead.

Ask a science question. Follow an interesting idea.

Bring parents into the conversation.

The curiosity journal helps you see the questions capturing their imagination.

Their adventure.
Your front-row seat.

You don’t need to know all the answers. Just be there for the discoveries. Your parent console puts their learning journey in one thoughtful place.

  • A profile and a learning path for every child
  • Experiment reviews and tokens to celebrate effort
  • Daily learning allowances for a comfortable rhythm
  • Family pairing and account settings in your hands
Open the parent console
STEMbie KidsIllustrative console preview
Your family’s next discovery

Hello, curious family.

Little steps. Wonderful progress.

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READY FOR YOUR REVIEWThe paper drop challenge

“The flat paper fell more slowly!”

Celebrate their discovery+5 tokens
Explore your family console

Your next “wow”
is closer than you think.

No complicated setup.
Just a curious child and somewhere to begin.

  1. 1

    Make it a family thing.

    Open the parent console, create your account, and add your young explorers.

  2. 2

    Give curiosity a home.

    When the app launches, download it and connect your child’s device with your family code.

  3. 3

    Find your first “aha!”

    Choose an age-appropriate lesson, gather the materials, and make a little discovery together.

Let’s explore together

Good questions.
Helpful answers.

Curiosity runs in the family.

What is STEMbie Kids?

STEMbie Kids connects short, visual science lessons with hands-on experiments using everyday household materials. Children explore in the app, while parents use the web console to follow learning, review experiments, and start conversations.

Which ages is it designed for?

There are three age groups: Explorers (5–8), Discoverers (9–12), and Innovators (13–16). Explanations and experiments become more detailed as children grow. The physics curriculum includes 15 lessons per age group.

Do we need a science kit?

Experiments use ordinary items such as paper, water, spoons, balloons, and string. Each experiment lists its materials and steps so you can check what you need first. A grown-up should supervise and help choose a suitable activity.

What can I do in the parent console?

Create child profiles, explore the learning library, review experiment submissions, celebrate discoveries with tokens, see learning activity, browse the curiosity journal, and find discussion prompts. Family setup and daily learning allowances are managed there too.

How do we connect the app to our family?

Start in the parent console and create your family. When the mobile app is available, use the family pairing code from your parent account to connect your child’s device. Each child has their own learning profile.

Can we download the app now?

The App Store and Google Play download links are coming soon. In the meantime, use Get started to open the parent console. The download buttons on this page will link to the official listings when they are available.

A little curiosity.
A lifetime of discovery.

The next big idea might start at your kitchen table.
Let’s see where their “why?” takes you.

Get started

App downloads are coming soon. Your next discovery starts here.

For curious kids aged 5–16. And the grown-ups cheering them on.