Start here. The Starter Bundle includes the full Mochi Robotics Kit plus the five Fundamentals adventures: Planets, Colors, Numbers, Letters, and Shapes. Your child goes from first block to confident sequences in one box.
Ages 3 to 8. The best value way to start. Keep the adventures coming with the Adventure Club at $19/mo, or step up to the Complete Library for all sixteen.
Five Fundamentals adventures for a kit you already own: Planets, Colors, Numbers, Letters, and Shapes. Mochi Robotics Kit not included.
Five Intermediate adventures for a kit you already own: Animals, Words, Fruits and Vegetables, Earth, and Time. Mochi Robotics Kit not included.
The six Advanced adventures for a kit you already own: Biology, Good Habits, Computer Science, Neuroscience of Sleep, Dinosaurs, and Insects and Bugs. Mochi Robotics Kit not included.
Want it all? The Complete Library includes the Mochi Robotics Kit and the entire sixteen-adventure library: Planets, Colors, Numbers, Letters, Shapes, Animals, Words, Fruits and Vegetables, Earth, Time, Biology, Good Habits, Computer Science, Neuroscience of Sleep, Dinosaurs, and Insects and Bugs.
Ages 3 to 8. Everything in one box. The full sixteen-adventure library, no add-ons needed.
Each adventure set includes: story map / story book / storyteller SD card / craft pieces / lego connectors
Additional coding blocks for more epic adventures
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Study after study has shown that screens are extremely addicting and lead to developmental abnormalities if given to young children too early. Yet we all have screens in our pockets. Often, it’s too easy to give our children a screen to occupy their boundless energy and time. We created Mochi to be a screen-free, multimodal learning experience to rival the screen. This way, our children can have healthy and safe play experiences while learning the basics of coding in the process. In addition, screenless play protects our children’s eyes. It is safe, immersive, and hands-on.
More in The Economist, The Atlantic, and NYT.
We already know that bits and bytes will be the defining building blocks of the 21st century. We also know that children love stories.
We already know that bits and bytes will be the defining building blocks of the 21st century. We also know that children love stories.
Could stories be a form of creative play?
Mochi harnesses children's innate love for stories to introduce abstract programming concepts in a fun, low-barrier way. With hands-on blocks. With real-world, real-time outcomes. Without screens.
From tactile programming blocks to auditory narration, visual feedback to functional play, everything about Mochi is designed to let curiosity lead the way. Even our coding challenges are integrated with the adventures -- so that little learners start to see technology as a functional tool to enhance what they already know and love, rather than programming for programming's sake. Along the way, our tiny tinkerers build confidence in their ability to co-create real-world stories and events.
This healthy, hands-on introduction to technology is what we believe our youngest children need to succeed in our rapidly changing, globalizing world.
Instead of feeding our kids junk food for their growing minds (like Angry Birds and silly TV programs), why not give our children a smart, healthy, and screenless option for play?
We made Mochi today so our kids can succeed in the future.
Learn about the developmental effects of screen addiction on children on NPR, CNBC, The Atlantic, and The New York Times.
