Level One
The taster: a paper game in 2 hours and one printed piece.
A maker studio in Phuket
Kids don't just play games here. They make them.
Real board games, designed by your kid, with AI as their assistant and a 3D printer making it real.
700 THB per maker seat, credited in full toward your first course if you continue.
Paper prototypes3D-printed piecesAI co-designerFamily playtestsThe Pickup ShelfMade in one session
Not what you think
Another activity that goes nowhere?
- ✕Not a school. ✓A creative studio. You come to make things.
- ✕Not screen time. ✓The screen is a tool for 20 minutes. The table is the point.
- ✕Not just coding. ✓A real, physical game your family plays at home that night.
How a family starts
One small session. Then you decide.
01
Book Level One
One taster session. 700 THB a seat, 10 makers per facilitator, families welcome at the table.
02
Make a paper game in 2 hours
Your kid designs and plays a working paper prototype in one sitting.
03
Design one 3D piece, printed overnight
They design a real piece with an AI co-designer. The printer runs while they sleep.
04
Come back, hold it
The piece waits on the Pickup Shelf with their name on the claim card. Decide nothing until then.
05
Grow at their pace
Younger makers grow through Spark Lab; from 12 up, the Campaign. The studio walks you through it after Level One.
*No decisions today. That's the whole point of Level One.
What they get their hands on
Everything a game maker touches
Board Game DesignClay Roughs3D PrintingAI Co-DesignCard CraftingRule WritingPlaytestingPainting Pieces
From the founding pilot
Families who stopped scrolling and started making
He came home and made us play his game at dinner. He explained every rule himself.
The printed piece has been on her shelf for weeks. She shows everyone.
I expected another coding class. It's nothing like a class.
The AI thing worried me. Then I watched: it offers options, she decides. Every time.
Two hours, one paper game, zero 'are we done yet'. First activity he asks to go back to.
We came for the taster. We stayed because she calls it 'my studio' now.
He came home and made us play his game at dinner. He explained every rule himself.
The printed piece has been on her shelf for weeks. She shows everyone.
I expected another coding class. It's nothing like a class.
The AI thing worried me. Then I watched: it offers options, she decides. Every time.
Two hours, one paper game, zero 'are we done yet'. First activity he asks to go back to.
We came for the taster. We stayed because she calls it 'my studio' now.
This is what a maker's year looks like
Book Level OneSpark Lab
The ongoing program for younger makers, growing season by season.
Campaign
From 12 up: longer quests, deeper systems, bigger builds.
The Pickup Shelf
A shelf of clay roughs and claim cards, each one waiting for the maker who made it.
Pilot Moment
Captured live in the founding pilot, Jul 17 to Aug 11: 1 folding board, 24 printed pieces, 16 cards.
Founding Cohort
12 families, starting September. Applying is free; a refundable deposit holds your seat after acceptance.
The screen is a tool for twenty minutes.
The table is the point.
Your family plays it at home that night.
The classroom companion
The LEVEL LAB app
Every maker's quests, pieces, and progress live in one place. Kids log what they made in the session; parents see the whole journey from paper prototype to printed piece. It runs in the studio and at home.
Open the appFor enrolled families. Your login arrives after your first session.
Every week they only consume is a week they could be making.
- One session to try, nothing to commit
- 700 THB, credited toward your first course
- A real game on your table that night
Ages 5 to 14 with family. Teens and adults welcome. English and Thai both spoken.