From scrolling to solving.
Live online cube coaching for kids, by Guinness World Record holder Divya. Every month your child unlocks a new cube, a new level, and a small trophy they can hold, keep and show.
How a phone-glued child becomes a focused, confident solver
Divya explains the 12-level journey, in 7 minutesSound familiar?
Almost every parent who calls us starts with one of these.
- Three or four hours a day go to reels, games and YouTube.
- Taking the phone away turns into a fight.
- Homework holds their attention for ten minutes, then it's gone.
- They're clearly smart, but haven't found their own thing yet.
None of this is your child's fault. A phone is built to be more fun than everything else. So we built something that's more fun than the phone.
Twelve levels. One new cube a month.
Like a game, every cube is a level. When your child unlocks one, a trophy shaped like that cube comes home. Tap a level to see what they learn.
A sample path. Divya sets the order for each child, so the cubes may differ.
Three things that keep kids going.
Most kids who try cubing alone stop at the first layer. Take away any one of these and it falls apart.
The roadmap
A clear next level every month, so there's always something to reach for.
- Around one new cube a month
- First solve in week one or two
- A cube-shaped trophy for every level
The coach
Live classes with Divya, in small batches where she can see every child's hands.
- 2–3 live Zoom classes a week
- 5–8 kids, all at the same level
- Doubts answered within the hour
The stage
A reason to get faster, and a moment to show friends what they've mastered.
- Cube Clash, our monthly friendly competition
- Real competitions when they're ready
- A weekly progress note for parents
Meet your child's coach.
Divya has spent nine years teaching kids to solve, and enjoy solving, more than 50 kinds of cubes. She holds a Guinness World Record , and her students have competed at the Asia Cup.
She teaches every batch live, the same way she'd teach her own family: patiently, one step at a time, until it clicks.
What parents see.
Atharv, 10, and his mother Shefali
From his first twist at 7 to an international stage"They have designed such a perfect roadmap, where my child not only learned cubing, but how he progressed was amazing. As a parent, we really feel proud."Shefali, Atharv's mother
"Atharv was elected school prefect, and cubing played a major role in his selection."
Shefali, parent
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A normal week.
About three hours of your child's week, most of it time that used to go to the phone.
2–3 live classes
One hour each, on Zoom from home, in a batch of 5–8 kids at the same level.
15 minutes a day
A short daily practice that we check, so progress doesn't wait for the next class.
Help when stuck
Send a doubt on WhatsApp and get an answer within the hour.
A note for you
Every week you see what they learned and what's next.
Our promise to you.
If your child attends their classes, practises most days and takes the weekly checks, and still hasn't solved their cube on time, Divya keeps coaching them free, with extra one-on-one attention, until they do.
Questions parents ask.
Isn't a Rubik's cube just a toy?
My child isn't a maths kid. Will this work?
What age is this for?
Won't an online class mean more screen time?
My child starts things and drops them. Why would this be different?
Can't they just learn from YouTube for free?
What do we need at home?
How much does it cost?
One child gets a full year, free.
This season Divya is giving one child a full year of live coaching, worth over ₹1,00,000. It takes three minutes to apply, and every family who enters gets something.
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