The Superstellar Pod

A place where your child’s curiosity leads the way and their skills grow every day.

Step insideand the worldopens up.

Our teaching principles

Adapts to how your child likes to learn.

Our principles draw on decades of research and the world’s strongest curricula, and shape every adventure.

Play that’s built to teach.

What your kid sees

Playing go fish with Pinch. Two cards together to make ten.

What they’re learning

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Play that’s built to teach.

Kids play adventures designed around core literacy and math skills, guided in their learning as they go. Winning here means building a skill.

Taught by skill, not by age.

Maya · age 5

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Today

A fraction adventure, slicing a pizza.

Taught by skill, not by age.

One kid counts on her fingers, while another “just knows”. Cosmo hears the difference and teaches for your child’s process.

The ‘how’ matters most.

Cosmo: How many mushrooms are on the pizza?
Kid: Four… five, six, seven, eight!
Cosmo: You started at 4 and counted on! What about two pizzas?

The ‘how’ matters most.

One kid counts on her fingers, while another “just knows”. Cosmo hears the difference and teaches for your child’s process.

Superstellar subjects

Where every subject starts.

Reading and math are the building blocks for everything your child learns. Superstellar sets them up with a strong foundation in each.

Every star is a skill your child will learn.

Even sharing a pizza needs reading and math.

And it’s where fractions begin.

Every kid’s sky lights up differently.

Insights for parents

Stay close to their learning.

See what your child is curious about and how they think to help them along the way.

See your child’s learning patterns.

Where the moon question went

This week

Wed · Explored
A story about a ball on a string, and why it keeps circling
Thu · Noticed
She tested three guesses out loud before landing on “it’s always falling, but it misses.”
Next
Cosmo brings it back in a planets adventure

See your child’s learning patterns.

One question can start a path. See where their curiosity went, what Cosmo noticed along the way, and what comes next.

Continue the learning.

How did dinner go?

She thinks there’s a lake of lava at the bottom.

Share with Cosmo

Cosmo: Lava! I’ll start tomorrow’s story at the center of the Earth.

Continue the learning.

kids do activities built around core literacy and math skills, guided in their learning as they go. here, winning means building a skill.

Every kid has built a fort.

A blanket over two chairs, a corner of a closet that's theirs alone: the pod is designed from that instinct.

The Pod

What’s inside the Pod

Comfortable cushioning, a mic, a camera, and a screen that plays a supporting role to your child’s learning.

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Easy to clean

Built to handle daily play

Superstellar Safety

A space parents can trust, built for kids to explore.

Active, not passive.

Most kids’ apps are built to hold attention. Ours gets your kid talking, moving and building, and the learning continues beyond the Pod.

Walled Universe

Cosmo stays off the open internet and away from strangers. Everything in its world is there on purpose.

Protected data

Everything your kid says stays in Superstellar. We never sell or share it, and you decide when it’s deleted.

Independently certified

Superstellar is COPPA-compliant and currently in process for certification by KidSAFE, an independent child-safety program.

Prototype Sessions

Explore what parents had to say about our first prototypes.

“I loved that there was an overall storyline with a clear goal of helping open her own pizza shop, and that each activity was part of working toward that goal. It made learning feel fun, engaging, and purposeful!”
Rina
Mom of Scarlett, 7
“Theo and Graham were both super engaged throughout the sessions. It was exciting to see them apply what they’ve been learning at school, and build on these skills at home, in such a creative context.”
Chris
Dad of Theo and Graham, ages 6 & 4

FAQ

Questions

They step inside, and Cosmo, their learning companion, greets them and starts an adventure. Kids talk, move, point and solve problems out loud, so it’s different from every other screen in your home. There’s no tapping, scrolling or endless feed. When they’re done, they step out, and the adventure picks up next time.

Any kid 5 to 10 who loves to explore, ask questions and figure things out. Whether your child is racing ahead or needs more time on a skill, Superstellar teaches by skill, not age, so they’re always challenged at the right level. It’s built for families who already make learning a priority.

Superstellar builds on what your child learns in school, so it adds to their classroom rather than replacing it. The reading and math are mapped to the Common Core standards most U.S. schools use, and the adventures give kids room to go deeper and build confidence at their own pace.

Reading and math, the foundation for everything that comes next. That means structured phonics for reading and step-by-step math, woven into stories they want to finish. Our curriculum is designed by educators and learning scientists from Harvard, Penn and Teach For America, and built on the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative’s Learning Commons Knowledge Graph.

A window into how your child learns: the way they solve problems, where they shine, and where they’re growing. You’ll also get ideas to keep the conversation going at home.

Superstellar is a closed world with no web browsing, no ads and no outside apps. Your family’s data is encrypted and never sold. Parents can also set limits and choose focus areas.

About the size of a large armchair. If you have room for an armchair, you have room for Superstellar. The anticipated dimensions are 38.6” deep × 50.2” wide × 59.3” tall, and founding families can review final specs before confirming their order.

Anywhere you have a wall outlet and a little room, about the footprint of a large armchair. Most families choose the family room or playroom: close enough to stay part of family life, and calm enough for kids to settle in and focus.

Write to us at hello@superstellar.com. We're a small team, and someone who's building Superstellar will write back.