MyDD · AI literacy for the next generation

Kids and teens will grow up with AI. Teach them to use it well.

Not a filter that keeps them out. A guide that helps young people build real skills and judgment about AI, how it works, when it's wrong, and how to use it safely, starting with a game that makes catching a confident lie feel like a win.

Four ways in, for families, homeschools, classrooms, and developers.
A teenager and a younger child thinking critically about what an AI assistant is telling them on a laptop
COPPA-compliant by designNo data sold, everBuilt for ages 6–17Safe by design
Why literacy, not lockout

You don't keep them from the knife. You teach them to use it.

Young people are already using AI, to research, to brainstorm, to procrastinate. The tools they reach for hand them an answer and never say when it just made something up. They teach nothing about the tool itself, and you're left refereeing something you never got a manual for, hoping they're not quietly handing their own judgment over to it. The alternative isn't a kid who avoids AI. It's a kid who believes whatever it says.

MyDD is a driving instructor for AI. The young person drives. The instructor catches what they miss, until they catch it themselves.
What AI literacy looks like

Three habits, in every MyDD experience.

At home, in a homeschool, in a classroom, or inside your own app, the shape is the same. They learn to question it, they practice for real, and a grown-up stays in the loop.

They learn to question it

Catch AI when it's wrong

A game where AI characters bluff, flatter, and make things up on purpose. Kids and teens earn stars for catching them, until spotting a confident wrong answer becomes a reflex.

They practice for real

An AI built for learning, not shortcuts

An age-tuned chatbot that won't just hand over the answer, won't flatter, and stays in its lane. The place they use AI every day, on homework and curiosity, while the habit sticks.

Grown-ups stay in the loop

Visibility, not surveillance

Every conversation named by topic and summed up in a sentence. A weekly digest, a safety alert when it matters. Kids know an adult can see it. That's the point.

MyDD outscores every frontier model on child safety.

Tested against KORA, the independent, open-source benchmark for AI child safety, built with 15+ child-safety experts, psychologists, and researchers.

MyDD.ai
93.9%
Claude Opus 4.6
75%
GPT-5.5
75%
GPT-5.3 Instant
65%
95%+

on sexual content, online safety, and bias

93.9% Exemplary

purpose-built safety outperforms general-purpose AI by 18+ points

MyDD's 93.9% overall score was published by the KORA team in their own write-up. Comparison scores from KORA's public leaderboard (v1.1, May 2026); GPT-5.3 Instant was ChatGPT's free default through early May 2026. Explore the benchmark at korabench.ai.

One mission, four front doors

Wherever your kid meets AI, there's a way in.

The same safe, skill-building approach, shaped for where you are. Start with the one that fits. The rest are one subscription away.

  1. 1 Pick the door that fits, family, homeschool, classroom, or developer.
  2. 2 Start free, a trial, a free first lesson, or the waitlist.
  3. 3 Watch the habit stick, with a grown-up in the loop.
Start where you are

Give the next generation the skills to use AI well.

Pick the door that fits, family, homeschool, classroom, or developer, and keep going until catching a confident wrong answer becomes a reflex.

Four ways in. One mission: help every kid use AI well.