Finally, a class your kid is excited to go to.
Your kid won't spend the weekend memorizing code. They'll spend it deciding what to build, telling an AI how, and wiring it up by hand — real robots and apps they can show the family. It's the kind of thinking that still pays off in twenty years.
Ages 8–17 · Islamabad · Rawalpindi · Online
What a month looks like
- 4On-site builds at the studio — usually Saturdays, 11am–1pm, arranged with you.
- 4Live online sessions, from home.
- 4Tasks in HQ, their own workspace: a short brief, done at home, handed in as a photo, a video or a link.
- ✓Every task gets a written reply — approved, or sent back with one next step. Every version is kept.
The work keeps going at home.
Every month a member gets 4 tasks in HQ, the studio’s own workspace. Each one is a short brief: what to make, what to hand in, and how they’ll know it’s done. They hand in photos, videos or links straight from a phone, and a written reply comes back on a weekday evening — Not yet, Getting there or Got it, plus one next step. Work can go back for another try, and every version stays on the task.
Who reads it: HQ’s AI review assistant reads every piece of work and every photo, and writes the reply. A child who thinks it got something wrong presses “ask my mentor to look again”. Nothing is marked out of ten, and there are no points, streaks or leaderboards.
Three of the first kids on HQ are the founder’s own — Ali, Mousa and Eesa. Here is one real task each, and one from a workshop.
Approved
One of six Arduino builds he finished this summer: a parking sensor, a gas-leak detector, a thermometer, a knob-and-servo, a WiFi servo robot and a workshop hub.
Real: the kids, the tasks, the templates and fields, and the finished work. The feedback lines are examples of the kind of reply a task gets.
Four things parents tell us they care about.
Big ideas, not memorizing code
We don’t make kids memorize semicolons. We teach them to dream up an idea and direct the AI to build it. That habit helps them everywhere.
Hands on, at the studio
Studio sessions are real hardware: sensors, motors, LEDs, wires. Nothing on a screen pretending to be physical.
Safe AI, not the wild internet
Our AI chat is built for kids 8–17 and runs inside our own studio app — no account signups, and never a chat window onto the open internet. A mentor is in the room for every session.
A record of their work
Every task they hand in is kept in HQ, their own workspace — the photos, the videos, the code, and every round of feedback. Nothing is public unless you say so.
Try it once. Then join for the month.
One small group in Bahria Town, Rawalpindi — we keep just 15 places. Families abroad can join the online sessions.
Taster session
Rs 3,000 · one 3-hour session
A single hands-on session where your child builds something real and takes home the idea. The easiest way to see if the studio is for them — and where everyone starts.
Where everyone starts
Monthly membership
Rs 15,000 per month · 30% off each sibling
4 on-site sessions, 4 online, and 4 reviewed tasks a month, across all four lanes, with a mentor and every part provided. Continues month to month; stop whenever you like.
The standard membership
Immersive membership
Rs 50,000 per month · Mon–Thu
For a child who wants the studio as their workshop. Unlimited studio time Monday to Thursday on slots you reserve in advance, weekly or monthly — so their bench and their mentor are actually held for them, not first-come.
For a child who wants the studio as their workshop
Not near the studio, or working towards O Level, IGCSE or A Level Computer Science? Start with two free tasks on HQ, then choose a plan.
The short version.
What age range is this for?
Ages 8 to 17, in one combined group. Groups are kept small and each kid works at their own pace and on their own project once they have the core idea, so the same room works for an 8-year-old and a 17-year-old. Tell us about your child on WhatsApp and we’ll say honestly where they’d fit.
My child has zero coding background. Is that a problem?
No — most of our students start cold. The whole point of the AI-paired model is that kids don’t need to memorize syntax before they can build. They start building real things in session one.
Do I need to provide anything?
For the studio: just your child — every board, sensor and part is already here. For the online sessions: a laptop with a webcam and a steady connection. Hardware work starts in our free online circuit simulator, so nothing waits on a delivery. For the real thing, you buy a kit: one of ours, delivered inside Pakistan, or the same parts from any shop or online store using our parts list.
What does my child take home?
The record of everything they build — photos, demo videos and code — kept with their tasks in HQ, their own workspace, along with every round of feedback. Each month also brings four tasks to do at home between visits. Studio hardware stays at the studio so it’s ready for the next build.
What is HQ, and can I see my child's work?
HQ is the studio's own workspace, where every task lives: the brief, what your child handed in, every version, and every reply. Kids sign in with their own login (workshop children with a one-time QR code, no email needed). Parents can have a read-only view of their own child's tasks on request — ask us and we'll set it up.
Is the AI safe for my kid?
Yes. We use a curriculum-tuned AI behind a Robonamix-managed account — no personal signups, no email collection, no exposure to the open internet. A mentor is in the room supervising every session. Photo/video permission is opt-in per student.
Ready to see what your kid could build?
Book the Rs 3,000 taster, or send a short note on WhatsApp — your child's age and what they're into. We write back the same day.