Cooking, sport, craft.
Real skills, learned with Aimvado.
Your child watches two or three short videos, does the real thing, and earns a badge our team checks. Three skill areas, and nothing that autoplays.
Free to start · No autoplay · Ages 4-16 · Takes 2 minutes. No card.
A report card measures
one kind of smart.
School has maths, science and the syllabus covered. Nobody has a syllabus for boiling an egg, holding a bat, or spotting a fake video.
Maths, science, languages. Important, and already handled by school and a hundred tutoring apps.
Can they cook a meal, cross a road, count change, keep a plant alive, hold a tune, read a book for fun?
It falls between school and busy parents. Aimvado picks it up, one small challenge at a time.
Real skills, done for real, with proof our team checks.
Watch a little. Do a lot.
Every challenge follows the same loop: about 5 minutes of watching, then real life.
2-3 short videos per challenge, picked by our curators. No rabbit holes, no autoplay.
Boil the egg. Water the plant. Buy the bread and count the change. Off the screen, into the world.
A photo or short video, plus what they learned, typed or spoken in their own words.
The Aimvado team checks the proof. Then the badge, and the "I can do this" feeling.
Free means free.
Everything your child needs to start costs nothing. Plus adds extras for families who want them.
Aimvado Free
- All 3 skill areas, every challenge
- Curated videos, no autoplay
- Full parent dashboard & watch limits
- Badges, medals & up to 3 child profiles
Aimvado Plus
- Premium challenge packs
- Printed certificates & medal kits, delivered
- Deeper progress reports
- Official Aimvado certification for completed skill levels
- Priority entry to Skill Audit Day events
Be a Founding Family
Aimvado is just opening its doors. The first families get the app plus early access to everything we build, first invitations to Skill Audit Days, and a real say in what comes next. Your child's feedback shapes Aimvado.
Join as a Founding Family, freeFree to start · No card
A weekend event where kids show what they can do, live. Real judges, real awards, and a stage for every child who put in the work at home.