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Makie

Makie is a child-safe AI game builder where kids describe, build, remix, and share playable games.

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About Makie

Young makers ages 8-15 describe a game in their own words. Makie builds the code live, then they play, improve, and share it.

No setup, no coding class, no blank screen. Kids just say what they're imagining and Makie turns it into a real, playable game they can keep changing.

"A dragon that catches falling stars" - that's all it takes. A real, playable game appears in about a minute.

Change the hero, the rules, the whole world. Every idea is one sentence away - and curious kids can read the real code.

Built for ages 8-15 with filtered content, no ads, no stranger chat, weekly Make Credits, and household access.

One tap publishes a play-link for friends and family - no accounts needed to play.

Every idea passes through kid-safe content filters before anything is built.

Weekly Make Credits make costs clear and keep creation intentional.

Makie is built by the same small team behind Askie - the AI learning companion where kids ask anything and explore the world through voice, stories, and art.

Same obsession with child safety, the same warm design, the same belief that kids learn best by creating . Askie is where they wonder. Makie is where they build.

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