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Ages 10–14 · Beginner+ · App Building
MIT App Inventor — Build a Real App That Works on Their Phone
Developed by MIT, App Inventor lets children build real Android apps using visual blocks. Your child will have a working app installed on their own phone — not a simulation, a real working app.
10+
Min age
MIT
Creator
1:1
Each session
Free
Demo class
What is MIT App Inventor?
MIT App Inventor is a visual, block-based programming environment created by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology that makes building real Android apps accessible to children with no prior coding experience.
Students design interfaces, add sensors, maps, and databases, and install working apps on their own phone. The perfect bridge between Scratch and Python — giving children the confidence of building something real they can use every day.
What your child will build
Real Android apps installed and working on their own phone
A talking soundboard
An app with buttons that play different sounds — fully installed and working on their Android phone.
A quiz app
A multi-question quiz on any topic the child chooses, with scoring and right or wrong feedback.
A location map app
An app that uses the phone's GPS to show the user's current location on a live map screen.
✓ Live 1:1 video session — 60 minutes
✓ Apps installed on child's real phone
✓ Design and logic both taught together
✓ App files shared after every class
✓ Flexible rescheduling — no charge
✓ Free 45-min demo before payment
What include in every session
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All sessions live, 1:1, 60 minutes. Your child will have a real app on their phone after the first project.
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