Scratch
A creative introduction to programming through games, animations and interactive stories.
They'll build
- Platform game
- Animated story
- Maze
- Interactive quiz
- Computational thinking
- Logic & problem solving
- Game mechanics
Online coding & design school
Build. Code. Create.
Live 1-on-1 coding and design lessons for kids ages 7–16.
Your child learns Python, Scratch, or Digital Design by building real projects with a personal mentor.
Projects they build a platform game
- Free 50-minute lesson
- No credit card required
- Personal Mentorship
- Project-Based Curriculum
- Live Interactive Lessons
- Beginner Friendly
The difference
Kids don't just watch. They build.
Most online classes turn children into viewers. Ours are built around making something — so don't take our word for it. Move a slider below and watch the game change.
World
Every change runs instantly — no save button, no setup.
Sunset world · speed 5 · jumping 70px · 5 coins to collect
Your child writes this from an empty file — with a mentor beside them the whole way.
Book a Free TrialHow lessons work
One student. One mentor. One project at a time.
1
Meet Your Mentor
We learn about the student's age, interests, goals and experience.
2
Start Building
The student works directly with the mentor during a live 50-minute session.
3
Create Real Projects
Each concept becomes part of something the student actually builds.
4
See the Progress
Parents receive clear updates about what their child learned, created and should work on next.
Inside a 50-minute lesson
50 minutes of active learning
Most of the lesson is spent building. The mentor explains, then hands the keyboard back.
10 minLearn & explore
Understand today's concept through examples and discussion.
30 minBuild
The student writes code or designs the project themselves with guidance from the mentor.
10 minTest, improve & review
Debug, improve the project, review what was learned and decide what comes next.
The mentor guides. The student builds.
Programs
Choose a path. Build something real.
Every program is live, 1-on-1, and centered on projects — not passive video lessons.
My child is
Python
Learn real programming through practical projects, games and applications.
They'll build
- Quiz game
- Calculator
- Text adventure
- Chatbot
- Python fundamentals
- Debugging & logic
- Project development
Digital Design
Learn UI and digital product design by creating apps and websites in Figma.
They'll build
- Mobile app
- Website
- Game UI
- Portfolio
- UI & layout design
- Typography & color
- Figma & user experience
Not sure where to start? Book a free trial and we'll recommend a path.
Learning should adapt to the child — not the other way around.
Group classes can be wonderful. 1-on-1 mentorship is different: more voice, more building, more fit.
Shared pace
- One lesson plan for many students
- Limited time for individual questions
- Projects may feel generic
- Easy to stay quiet and fall behind
Personal mentorship
- Curriculum shaped around your child
- Questions answered on the spot
- Projects based on their interests
- Continuous feedback and visible progress
Personalized pace
Move faster when ready, slow down when a concept needs more time.
Questions answered instantly
No raised hands, no waiting for a classmate to finish.
Projects they choose
Games, apps and designs built around what your child already loves.
A mentor who knows them
The same person each week — so confidence compounds.
Student projects
Made by students. Not downloaded from a template.
Demo project examples that show the kind of work students build. Real portfolios will appear here as they do.
Python · Age 11 · 6 lessons
A scored quiz game with difficulty levels and a custom question bank.
Scratch · Age 8 · 5 lessons
A side-scrolling runner with power-ups, sprites, and original sound effects.
Figma · Age 13 · 8 lessons
A mobile travel concept with onboarding, trip cards, and a booking flow.
Scratch · Age 9 · 4 lessons
A maze adventure with levels, timers, and collectible tokens.
Python · Age 14 · 7 lessons
A mini finance tracker that calculates totals and savings goals.
Figma · Age 15 · 6 lessons
A personal portfolio layout with case-study pages and a contact form.
Parent updates
Parents shouldn't have to guess what their child is learning.
After lessons, you receive a clear picture of progress — skills practiced, projects built, and what comes next.
Weekly progress
Alex · Python
- Learned variables and conditions
- Built a quiz game
- Practiced debugging independently
Alex is becoming more confident solving errors without help.
Add scoring and multiple difficulty levels.
Mentors
A personal mentor for every student
Professional, friendly mentors who know how to teach children — and how to help them build with confidence.
U
Guides kids from first Scratch games to Python projects and polished app designs — always building, never just watching.
Speaks: English, Russian
Teaches: Scratch, Python, Digital Design
Favourite project: games that turn into real apps
N
Turns curiosity into games, quizzes, and interactive stories in Scratch and Python — with patience and lots of laughs.
Speaks: English, Russian
Teaches: Scratch, Python
Favourite project: platform games with custom characters
Y
Helps students write real code and ship finished Scratch and Python projects they can show with pride.
Speaks: English, Russian
Teaches: Scratch, Python
Favourite project: quizzes and text adventures
Meet the mentors — you'll be introduced to yours during the free trial.
For parents
The questions parents ask before lesson one.
You're inviting someone into your child's week. Here's how we make that comfortable.
You're never locked out
Lessons happen on your family's device, in your home. Sit beside your child, listen from the next room, or catch up with the written recap afterwards.
One mentor, matched on purpose
We choose mentors for how they work with children, not only what they know. Your child keeps the same mentor each week — and if the fit isn't right, we'll change it.
Nothing to buy to begin
Zoom plus free tools: Scratch in the browser, Figma's free plan, and a free Python editor. The trial lesson costs nothing and asks for no card.
“We're a young school, so you won't find hundreds of reviews here yet — and we'd rather show you a real lesson than borrowed praise. Book a free trial, watch what your child builds in 50 minutes, and judge us on that.”LemmeCode — founding team
As families finish their first projects, we'll publish their words here — with permission, first names only, and never invented.
Pricing
Simple learning. Simple pricing.
No complicated tiers. Just focused 1-on-1 mentorship.
$30
per lesson
One 50-minute private lesson with a dedicated mentor.
- Live private lessons, 1-on-1
- 50 minutes per session
- Dedicated mentor
- Personalized curriculum
- Project-based learning
- Progress updates for parents
- Project portfolio
- Support between sessions
- Free trial before you pay
- Month to month — no contract
- No coding experience needed
Free trial
Let your child experience the difference.
Meet a mentor, explore a real project and receive a personalized learning recommendation.
- Takes about a minute — two short steps
- 01
Tell us about your child
- 02
We contact you to schedule
- 03
Meet the mentor
- 04
Start creating
FAQ
Questions parents usually ask
Most students begin between ages 7 and 16. Scratch suits younger beginners (roughly 7–10). Python and Digital Design typically work best from about age 10, depending on reading comfort and curiosity.
No. Lessons are personalized from day one — whether your child is brand new or already building projects on their own.
A laptop or desktop with a webcam, microphone, and stable internet. Scratch runs in the browser. Python uses a free beginner-friendly editor. Digital Design uses Figma's free plan. We'll help you set everything up before the first lesson.
Tell us about your child. We'll email or WhatsApp you to find a time, then meet a mentor on Zoom. Your child explores a real mini-project, and you receive a personalized learning recommendation afterwards. No card, no commitment.
Lessons are $30 each, or $240 for a package of 8 lessons per month. Billing is month to month with no long-term contract.
Life happens. Reschedule with reasonable notice and we'll find another time that works for your family.
More questions? Read the full FAQ
Their next screen-time project could be something they created.
Help your child turn curiosity into real digital skills with a personal mentor.
- Free 50-minute lesson · No credit card required
Python · Scratch · Digital Design