Build a kids' website with content that holds attention and gives parents visibility. Describe your activities, your age range, and your learning goals, and Meku generates a kids' site with interactive content, progress tracking, and parent views built in.
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Games, quizzes, and lessons are built around a specific skill or subject, with difficulty that adjusts as a child progresses.
Large touch targets, clear icons, and simple menus, designed for tablets and phones where most children access sites.
Badges, streaks, and completion states for children, alongside a parent or teacher view showing time spent and where a child is struggling.
Where children can share or interact, preset responses, restricted input, and review queues keep exchanges controlled.
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Describe your activities, your age range, and your learning goals
Meku generates a kids' site with activities, progress, and parent views
Customize content, difficulty, and safety rules using prompts
Connect your database, add a domain, and publish

Meku builds children's sites around your activities and age group, with the interaction rules you set.
Edtech platforms charge per student and set the activity format for you. Generic site builders handle pages but not interactive activities or progress tracking.

For educators, edtech founders, and developers building children's content.
If children use your site to learn or create, this builder fits your workflow.
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Interactive activities, simple navigation with large touch targets, and progress visibility for parents or teachers. Anything that accepts child input needs moderation built in from the start.
Read-aloud support for early readers, forgiving interactions that tolerate mistakes, and restricted input wherever children can share or communicate.
COPPA in the US governs data collection from children under 13, with parallel rules in other jurisdictions. Requirements cover parental consent and data retention, so check them with legal counsel before launching.
Preset responses, emoji-only options, and review queues before content appears publicly. Free-text input between children is the hardest thing to moderate.
Yes. A separate account view shows time spent, completed activities, and where a child needs practice.
Yes. Add activities, subjects, age groups, and pages at any time using prompts.