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Just Launched LogicLore — Interactive CS Learning for Kids!

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Hi everyone! I’m thrilled to share that LogicLore has officially launched. It's an interactive platform designed to teach computer science fundamentals to kids through engaging, story-driven coding challenges.

What is LogicLore?

LogicLore combines short, fun narratives with simple coding tasks to help young learners explore logic, algorithms, and problem-solving:

  • Story-based lessons: Each unit features a themed adventure (e.g. “Galactic Rescue” or “Mystery Mansion”)
  • Hands-on coding: Kids solve bite-sized challenges using clean, beginner-friendly code
  • Teacher- and parent-ready: No setup required—just share the link, and students are good to go

Why I Built It

I wanted to create an experience that makes CS feel less intimidating and more like an adventure for kids. No steep learning curves, just small wins - designed for ages 7+.

The Honest Truth

LogicLore is live today and currently running at $0 MRR. I’m actively looking for first users and customers:

  • Parents or teachers interested in piloting this with kids
  • Feedback on lessons, UX, difficulty, and narrative style
  • Any thoughts on pricing, distribution, or growth channels

How You Can Help

If you’re a parent, teacher, educator, or just passionate about childhood learning:

  1. Give it a try — it takes 5 mins to sign up and start a lesson
  2. Share your feedback in the comments or via DM
  3. Spread the word if you know any parents/educators curious about early CS

👉 Try it here: https://logiclore.netlify.app

Thanks so much for checking it out — I can’t wait to hear your thoughts!

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Ashley Childress •

I love this idea! It reminds me of a really cool interactive version of a board game that we used to teach code to my son years ago. He was about 7 then. I'm a huge supporter of early coding (what the states has generically adopted as STEM = science, technology, engineering, mathematics)

Aside, that's also what led to my first real fight with a teacher later when my 4th grader cheated in math by installing jquery via chrome devtools and wrote a local script to solve all his multiplication 🤣

I tried to check out your site but ran into a couple issues. Realistically, it's most likely because I'm on my Andriod versus a computer (plus my chrome is the dev version so it might not be your app at all!), so not a huge deal. I'll try it again later, anyway. However, I'd want to know what's going on if it were me, so here's what I noticed:

  1. The drag and drop question at the bottom doesn't really drag anywhere. I had a similar problem on a Microsoft page earlier this week, so who knows what the real culprit is. I wouldn't worry about this one much, myself.
  2. The sign up page is more concerning, because it asks for my full name but then displays an unrelated error after the button click, which got stuck in loading state. I thought it could be related to my auto complete, so on refresh I tried it again with manual typing and got the same result.

Error message: Full Name can only contain letters, numbers, and underscores

I even used the correct capitalization, just to be sure.

I also want to point out that these exact sort of issues are what consistently keep me far away from front end dev work whenever I have a choice. I love the idea! And I can tell you've put some serious thought behind it. Great job! I can't wait to see more of this!