Understand their next discovery.
Explore space with Pip, solve short science adventures, and discover something you can explain to your family.
A small adventure, at their pace
Start with a challenge that matches your confidence and reading comfort. Explore independently or together, and change your flight level whenever you like. Family playtesting is still pending.
- Observe a scientific mystery, make a prediction, test it, and choose an explanation.
- Learn about planets, stars, gravity, evidence, and our place in the universe.
- Take breaks naturally. There are no streak penalties, countdowns, public rankings, ads, or in-app purchases.
The current private pilot is free. We make no claim of proven educational effectiveness. Quizzes allow hints and retries; a saved correct answer is evidence of completing that task, not independent mastery.
Choose a useful challenge
- Space Rookie: more guidance and fewer answer choices.
- Star Explorer: more independent exploration.
- Galaxy Commander: deeper questions and explanations.
Change flight level in Profile without losing discoveries. Pip uses prepared text, with optional device-voice narration, no microphone, and no unrestricted AI chat.
A library for two kinds of curiosity
Children get short explanations and a question to investigate. Parents and teachers can switch to a deeper explanation and open activity answer guides.
Guest visits, simple choices
No login, email, phone, password or OTP is needed inside the learning experience. Progress is temporary unless you choose Remember progress on this device. It does not follow you to another device. Existing account records are preserved separately; guest visits do not upload discoveries to those accounts.
On a shared device, another visitor may see remembered progress. Export or erase it in Privacy & saved progress.
Why this design?
Clear choices, playful experiments and optional narration support different ways to explore. Read the evidence and design recommendations →
Access and scientific sources
Touch and keyboard controls, reduced motion, and lightweight experiments are supported. The 3D experience needs WebGL; a fallback is provided. Physical iOS/Android performance, full screen-reader access, and the complete accessibility review remain pending.
New question-lab and family activity copy prepared 17 October 2026. Linked sources support the concepts; independent educator review and family playtesting remain pending. Simplifications are identified beside each model.
Who runs Pip’s Starhaven?
This is a restricted educational pilot. Public operator identity and a monitored support/privacy contact have not been supplied. Public release is blocked until these and the remaining launch checks are complete.
For help during the pilot, contact the person who invited you. Use the optional three-question idea box with an optional suggestion at the bottom of the page. Please keep personal information private.