The Algebra Tutor That Doesn't Just Give Answers
Built by a 9th grader for her younger brother
A custom AI tutor trained to refuse to give the answer until the student tries three steps. Used by 4 of her brother's friends within a week.
Founding Cohort — applications open
Your teen will build a real AI tool in 4 weeks.
Live 4‑week cohort for grades 7–12. No coding needed. Teens ship a real AI project, a demo video, and a college‑ready showcase.
Cohort capped at 7 teens · Saturday, June 27, 2026 · Real AI. Real projects. Real teens.
AI is the future skill your child needs — not a cheat sheet.
ChatGPT has become the go‑to homework shortcut, prompting schools to flood classrooms with bans, blue‑book tests, and fear.
iLogik.ai flips the script — a four‑week live cohort where teens pick a personal problem and, guided by a professional AI scientist, build their own AI tool.
What your kid actually builds
Every teen ships one real, working project by week 4. They pick the problem; we help them build the thing. A few examples of what past learners and pilot users have shipped:
The Inventory Helper
Built by a 10th grader for his mom's small bakery
Reads weekly sales spreadsheets and tells his mom what to bake more of next week. Saved her ~3 hours per week of manual analysis.
The Practice Stat-Tracker
Built by an 8th grader who plays travel soccer
Voice-records her own commentary during scrimmages, then auto-generates a stat sheet and short video reel her coach actually uses.
The 4-week mission
One 90-minute live session per week, plus 1–2 hours of building between sessions. Small cohort means real attention.
- Week 1
Sandbox: How AI actually works
Live demo of two LLMs (Claude and an open‑source model). Learn token limits, temperature, and hallucination patterns. Complete three guided prompt‑engineering exercises and submit a prompt library of at least three usable prompts.
- Week 2
Pick your problem
Identify a personal pain point. Complete a feasibility checklist (data availability, API access, privacy). Have a 1‑hour 1:1 scoping call with the founder. Deliver a written problem brief (max 200 words) and a low‑fidelity sketch or wireframe.
- Week 3
Build the thing
Select the right AI builder (no‑code platform, low‑code tool, or custom code). Build a minimum viable product with at least one functional feature that solves the defined problem. Log 2–3 iteration cycles and run an end‑to‑end test with sample data.
- Week 4
Ship + demo to parents
Polish UI/UX, add basic error handling, and record a 2‑minute demo video. Write a concise one‑page summary (≤ 400 words) covering problem, solution, impact, and next steps. Present live to parents and the cohort; collect feedback via a short post‑demo survey.
Founder
Sandeep Singh
Senior Generative AI Data Scientist - Amazon Web Services
Connect on LinkedInI've spent 15+ years building AI systems used by millions of people. Now I'm a parent watching my own kid grow up in a world where AI is everywhere — and most schools are still treating it as something to ban. I built iLogik.ai because I want my kid, and yours, to come out of high school knowing how to actually *use* AI to think, build, and create. Not how to cheat with it.
Pricing
One flat price for the founding cohort. After this pilot, cohort 2 moves to ~$899.
What's included
- Four 90-minute live Saturday sessions with the founder
- 1:1 project scoping in week 2
- Cohort Discord with same-day support during the build week
- Recorded demo + 1-page write-up suitable for a college app supplement
- All AI tools used are free tiers — no extra cost to your family
Paid pilots produce real commitment — free programs have 50%+ no-show rates, and teens get nothing out of them. $449 is the founder rate for the first cohort only.
Logistics
- Format
- Live on Zoom + async building
- When
- Saturdays, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM Pacific
- Dates
- Saturday, June 27, 2026 → Saturday, July 18, 2026
- Who it's for
- Grades 7–12
- Cohort size
- Capped at 7 teens
- Price
- $449 for the founding cohort (future cohorts ~$899)
- What you need
- A laptop and a willingness to build
Questions parents actually ask
Does my teen need to know how to code?+
No. iLogik.ai is built so that a teen with zero coding experience can ship a real project. Teens who already code will have plenty of room to push further.
Why $449 if this is a pilot?+
Two reasons. First, paid pilots produce real commitment — free programs have 50%+ no-show rates and teens get nothing out of it. Second, $449 is half the ~$899 we'll charge for cohort 2. You're getting the founder rate.
Is this a coding camp?+
No. There are plenty of coding camps that have stapled on "+ AI" to their marketing. iLogik.ai is the opposite: we treat AI as a creative tool that any teen can direct, the same way a kid uses a camera or an instrument. Code shows up only if a teen wants it.
How are you different from Khan Academy / iD Tech / school AI clubs?+
Khan teaches concepts. iD Tech runs week-long camps that move fast and forget faster. School clubs are usually unstructured. iLogik.ai is small, live, project-based, and outcome-anchored: every teen ships one real thing.
What does my kid leave with?+
A working AI project they built, a recorded demo, a one-page write-up suitable for a college application supplement, and a real understanding of how AI systems work under the hood.
Will there be a cohort 2?+
Yes — pricing and dates depend on how this pilot goes. Apply now to lock in the founding rate and reserve a spot before we open it more broadly.
How do I pay?+
After you apply and we have a short call, accepted families receive a secure Stripe payment link by email. We accept all major credit cards plus Apple Pay and Google Pay. You'll get a real receipt for your records.
Apply for the founding cohort
7 spots. Application takes about 5 minutes. We'll get back to you within 48 hours, usually with a short call.