Agent Maze
A five-to-eight-minute mission about agent goals, reward tradeoffs, prediction, debugging and beginner Python.
Play it nowWovi for parents & guardians
See the learning.
Understand the boundaries.
Wovi is building game-based AI learning for children. This guide separates what families can try today from what is still planned, and explains the evidence each mission is designed to produce.
MISSION EVIDENCEAgent Maze
More useful than “time spent.”
PredictionWhich route will the policy choose?
Strategy changedRaised a missing safety penalty
Concept explainedRewards shape behavior
Current prototype learning loopWhat is available today
Two playable prototypes.
No account required.
Play Agent Maze and Reef Rescue directly or from Atlas Station on a phone, tablet or desktop. No signup is needed. Signal Forest has a separate optional early playtest with no saved progress; it is not a released third mission. The broader product is still in development.
Reef Rescue
A short mission about training examples, classification mistakes, uncertainty and human review.
Play it nowAtlas Station and local progress
The world map connects both missions. Agent Bay shows this browser’s completed missions, best stars and capability badges, with questions families can discuss together. This is a local overview, not a learning assessment or cloud report. Reset it on the map; it does not sync across devices.
Explore the local Agent BaySignal Forest
Explore how a strong overall score can hide missing evidence. This voluntary test helps us check whether the explanation is understandable. It is not a released third mission, earns no stars or badges and does not change the saved mission log.
Try the optional playtestAI Investigator Family Pack
All four family activities, three extra transfer exercises, a learner workbook and complete parent guide are ready to use free. Print them or read on a phone or computer. US$19 remains only a future pricing hypothesis.
Open the complete family packAccounts and cloud features
Accounts, cloud progress, parent reports, portfolios, social features and paid plans remain proposals.
See the future ideasA five-minute parent check
What should you watch
while a child plays?
- 01Do they predict before clicking?
A prediction makes their mental model visible.
- 02Can they use failure as evidence?
The goal is not a perfect first run; it is a reasoned change.
- 03Can they explain what changed?
Ask why the second policy behaved differently.
- 04Can they connect the block to code?
The Python view gives the rule a precise name.
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A strong first session ends when the learner can say: the agent followed the score we designed, so we changed the safeguard.
Agent Maze learning objectivePrivacy and safety today
Minimal data for an early prototype.
No child account
The public games do not ask for a child's name, email, birthday, school or open-ended profile.
Cookieless measurement
First-party event counts show starts, retries and completions without advertising identifiers; DNT and GPC are honored.
No open social chat
The current missions contain no direct messaging, public feed or conversation with strangers.
Optional visitor survey
Quick survey uses two short steps to ask about audience, purpose and experience. Parents and educators may add a broad learner age band. It opens only when selected, can be skipped and asks for no name, email, personal age or free-form message.
Choose a learning routeTry one short game or four free family investigations at your own pace →Compare two AI projectsChoose a classifier or agent project with clear learning evidence →Read the Parent PromisePlanned product principles and defense-in-depth approach →Read the Privacy NoticeWaitlist, analytics, voluntary feedback and local progress →
Current answers
Before your family tries Wovi
Can my child try Wovi before I join the waitlist?
Yes. Agent Maze and Reef Rescue can be played in a browser without an account. The adult waitlist is optional and is only for product updates and possible research invitations.
What will my child learn from the current prototype?
Agent Maze introduces goals, reward tradeoffs, prediction, debugging and the connection between visual rules and Python. Reef Rescue introduces examples, classification errors, uncertainty and human review.
Is Wovi already a finished children's product?
No. Wovi currently offers two free learning prototypes and the Atlas Station world map. Completed missions, stars and badges are saved in the same browser and can be reset. Accounts, cloud sync, parent reports, social features and broader age paths remain planned.
What information do the playable missions collect?
The missions require no account or identifying form fields. Wovi uses unlinked, first-party event counts for starts, retries and completions, while honoring Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track. The optional visitor survey asks about audience, purpose and experience, with an optional learner age band for parents and educators. It is sent only on submission and stored separately. Local completion records are not sent with analytics or synced to a server. The separate optional Signal Forest playtest also counts stages, the first transfer choice and explicitly submitted difficulty feedback; it has no saved progress and respects the same privacy signals.
Where can I read the detailed safety and privacy information?
The Parent Promise explains current product boundaries and future principles. The Privacy Notice covers the adult waitlist, cookieless analytics, voluntary feedback and local progress.
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